Speech on colonial rights and parliamentary power debated in assembly
A committee is named to respond to the Governor’s speech as colonial delegates argue the Crown and Parliament must respect charters. They contend Parliament overreach threatens liberties, defend prerogatives of the Crown in colonial grants, and warn that alliance with France and Spain risks Britain’s independence and naval strength. The debate links governance, power, and the empire’s future.
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