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Ill C0XTENT8. PA, E. 1740 March 27. State of the paper currency in the British Plantations 82 A pril 29. Report of Robert Dinwiddie to the Lords of Trade on the value and trade of the British Empire in America -83 30. A rguraents of Richard Partridge relating to the currency in America 91 July 9. Report to the Lords of Trade from the Committee of Council with draft of an additional instruction to the Governors of Plantations in America 94 31. Letter from Mr. Carkesse, Secretary to the Commissioners of the Customs relative to a glass-house in New Jersey 98 A ug. 31. Letter from Governor Lewis Morris to the Duke of Newcastle about the raising of troops in New Jereey. .99 Oct. 18. Letter from Governor Lewis Morris to the Duke of Newcastle upon New Jersey affairs 100 29. Communication from Captain Thomlinson to Secretary Thomas Hill, of the Board of Trade enclosing a scheme for putting the paper money in America upon a better footing 111 1741 Jan. 3. Proclamation of Governor Morris, relating to the currency of Foreign Coins in the Plantations 117 21. Report of the Lords of Trade to the House of Commons relative to bills of credit in the Plantations.. 122 A pril 23. Order in Council appointing Archibald Home, one of the Council of New Jersey 127 A ug. 13. C!ommunication from the Lords of Trade to the Lords Justices relative to ensigns to be borne by ships having private commissions 128 16. Letter from Governor Morris to the Lords of Trade about New Jersey affairs 130 Sept. 2. Memorial of the Committees of the Proprietors of Eiist and West Jersey to Governor Morris relating to the line between New York and New Jersey. 138 Nov. 4. Representation of the Council and General Assembly ot New Jersey to Governor Morris relative to encouragement desired for the making of I ron in the Province 140 1742 June
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book unveils the administrative dealings of New Jersey's Royal Governor William Franklin, the illegitimate son of Benjamin Franklin. The documents in this volume, sourced from his governorship between 1767 and 1776, provide first-hand accounts of the transition of power from the British to the Americans during the American Revolutionary War. Alongside original records of legislative proceedings, this book offers an intimate depiction of the burgeoning conflict between the colonies and the British Crown. The author's meticulous and exhaustive annotations complement the primary source material, offering insights into each document's historical significance. This book promises to captivate anyone interested in Colonial America, the American Revolution, and the intricate politics that shaped the destiny of the United States. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781334797125_0
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