Parliamentary Government in the British Colonies
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' The first minister of that country, Lord North, then said the same thing in debate. [Here the extract was read.] Well, sir, let us not in dealing with this question of supremacy be more restrictive on the people of our own country in favour of the authority of the sovereign, whom we all revere, and whose powers and prerogatives we all wish to maintain to the utmost, than the sovereigns of Great Britain have been themselves. What has been their action in respect to this question of the suprema...cy 1 Let me read to you a passage in Lord Thurlow's statement in the debates of 1774 : — I stated in the beginning that it did not affect to relate to Canada, but I said that the capitulation did reserve all their effects, movable and immovable. But even if it were otherwise, is it to be supposed that the tithes would accrue to the king ? The tithe is collateral to the land, not son.
DOMINION CONTROL IN MATTERS OF LEGISLATION. 501 rsunk in it. To give the right to it is giving to the secular body as well Jesuit as the regular clergy all they were in possession of before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The first minister of that country, Lord North, then said the same thing in debate. [Here the extract was read.] Well, sir, let us not in dealing with this question of supremacy be more restrictive on the people of our own country in favour of the authority of the sovereign, whom we all revere, and whose powers and prerogatives we all wish to maintain to the utmost, than the sovereigns of Great Britain have been themselves. What has been their action in respect to this question of the suprema...cy 1 Let me read to you a passage in Lord Thurlow's statement in the debates of 1774 : — I stated in the beginning that it did not affect to relate to Canada, but I said that the capitulation did reserve all their effects, movable and immovable. But even if it were otherwise, is it to be supposed that the tithes would accrue to the king ? The tithe is collateral to the land, not son.
DOMINION CONTROL IN MATTERS OF LEGISLATION. 501 rsunk in it. To give the right to it is giving to the secular body as well Jesuit as the regular clergy all they were in possession of before.
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