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Speech on colonial authority and parliamentary supremacy 1773
The governor's January 6 1773 council speech defends parliamentary sovereignty over plantations and urges submission to British law. He warns of discontent, outlines constitutional limits, and calls for orderly reform through existing channels while preserving ties to Great Britain.
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