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Opinion on Governor's Power to Adjourn General Court
A colonial discourse argues that the governor holds sole power to dissolve prorogue or adjourn the General Court, disputes on the Boston location as an example, notes prior meetings at Cambridge, and asserts the charter requires fixing a governor salary and funding for defence as essential duties. It emphasizes duties to provide wholesome laws and timely funding in defence against attacks.
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General Court of Assembly
William
Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
General Court