Instructions to Governor Sir James Henry Craig, Aug 29th, 1807
…be Instituted by the Bishop or his commissary duly authorized by him. 45th. You are to permit liberty of conscience and the free Exercise of all such Modes of Religious…
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Documentary History of the State of Maine: Volume VII Containing The Farnham Papers 1603-1688
…of the laudable & recommendable attention, effort & diligence that our dear & good soul Charles de Saint-Etienne, Chevalier, Sieur de la Tour, who was hereafter instituted & established by…
Local Government in Nova Scotia
…the County Incorporation Act of 1879 the management of the road and bridge service was transferred to the municipal councils instituted by the Act. At that time the Provincial Government…
Annual Report 1951
…Halifax Visiting Dispensary $200; Canadian National Institute of the Blind $200; Children’s Hospital $250 and Salvation Army $300. Maintenance of inmates in charitable institutions during the year cost the Town…
Rough Draft of the Declaration of Independence
…life, & liberty, & the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these ends, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever…
Conspectus of American Politics
…to institute government and institutions to better one’s community, it is an inherent crime to dissolve those institutions without the consent of the governed. “All power is inherent in the…
Virginia Declaration of Rights
…and at all times amendable to them. III. That government is, or ought to be, instituted for the common benefit, protection and security of the people, nation, or community; of…
Sovereign Citizens
…the people, the perfection of democracy is to be found in the total insulation of the people from political power, not in their participation. So, in terms of the mechanics…
The Great Awakening in Nova Scotia, 1776-1809
…sect called “Newlights”, whose religion seemed to be a “strange jumble of New England Independency and Behmenism.” Through the teaching of these “ignorant mechanics and common laborers”, the people were…
Nova Scotia Gazette, Nov 21 1765.
…pour irresistible upon gainsayers, and avarice itself be convinced of this great truth, that starving the present generation of poor Laborers and mechanics, does not tend to the permanent benefit…