Land grants and church endowments in colonial provinces
Provisions authorize governors to allot crown lands within Nova Scotia and adjacent provinces to support a Protestant clergy, ensure land quality parity with granted lands, and dictate succession and appointments of parsonages and incumbents under Church of England law. Reforms require parliamentary approval and limiting acts affecting church establishment to receive royal assent after two houses review. To be continued.
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Canadian Independence Hope Persisted in Loyalist Call
North American from Swanton outlines arguments for Canadian independence, arguing Britain’s empire may loosen its grip. It cites English and Irish support, American sympathy, and the need for self government, then condemns the Executive Council and reports on pardons and transportations.
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Extract From Quentin Durward Echoes In Monmouth Prison
An English note from Monmouth prison reproduces a dramatic extract inspired by Sir Walter Scott. The letter, claimed from Vincent the imprisoned Choir, imagines a monarch plotting Galeotti’s death and features a tense dialogue about fate and timing, urging readers to ponder the justice of tyranny.
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Walter Scott
Louis of Walvis
Martius Galeotti
John Russell
Galeotti
Louis
Mortuh
Jean
Cere
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