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<p>that so much can <del>have been taken from — not for their<lb/> future years so <add>such</add> <gap/> effectual care</del> has been taken, from the time of John to the time of George the<lb/> third <del>and</del> (care which for these fourteen years has been <lb/>so ineffectual) that Englishmen should not be exposed<lb/> to be legislated upon in the <sic>Kings</sic> name by such men<lb/> as M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt, and <add>by such laws by </add> the manner in which M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt <add>had legislated</add> legislates,<lb/> "without consent of Parliament"? </p> | <p>that so much can <del>have been taken from — not for their<lb/> future years so <add>such</add> <gap/> effectual care</del> has been taken, from the time of John to the time of George the<lb/> third <del>and</del> (care which for these fourteen years has been <lb/>so ineffectual) that Englishmen should not be exposed<lb/> to be legislated upon in the <sic>Kings</sic> name by such men<lb/> as M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt, and <add>by such laws by </add> the manner in which M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt <add>had legislated</add> legislates,<lb/> "without consent of Parliament"? </p> | ||
<p>Under two modes <hi rend='underline'>purchase</hi> and <hi rend='underline'>descent</hi> Lord Coke<lb/> together with all other lawyers comprise all imaginable<lb/> modes of <gap/> in land whether in the case <lb/>of an individual or in the case of the King. Under<lb/> purchase they place <hi rend='underline'>conquest</hi> a mode of purchase<lb/> peculiar <del>to the <gap/> under s general</del> <add>in every country to him</add> <del>who has under<lb/> his command</del> <add>at his</add><lb/> <add></add> <add>under whose direction</add> the armed force, if it has been employed,<lb/> of any mode of acquiring dominion this was not either<lb/> purchase or descent down to Lord Coke <gap/> no<lb/> idea had been entertained by <add>English</add> lawyers. <unclear>Say</unclear> which of<lb/> these two modes was it <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> that presiding Kings made the acquisition of whatever rights they may have <del>inex</del> possessed as well as exercised over Colonies not obtained by them by conquest? —</note> that the George the third made<lb/> the acquisition of <gap/> rights in relation to New<lb/> South Wales. <add>By <gap/></add> Neither the one nor the other may <add>might</add> <gap/> <lb/>hopes be answered in <add>by</add> behalf M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt but by occupancy: <lb/>for occupancy <add>under the English law</add> is among the Modes of purchase.<lb/> Good I answer again | |||
24 July 1802
N. S. Wales
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that so much can have been taken from — not for their
future years so such effectual care has been taken, from the time of John to the time of George the
third and (care which for these fourteen years has been
so ineffectual) that Englishmen should not be exposed
to be legislated upon in the Kings name by such men
as Mr Pitt, and by such laws by the manner in which Mr Pitt had legislated legislates,
"without consent of Parliament"?
Under two modes purchase and descent Lord Coke
together with all other lawyers comprise all imaginable
modes of in land whether in the case
of an individual or in the case of the King. Under
purchase they place conquest a mode of purchase
peculiar to the under s general in every country to him who has under
his command at his
under whose direction the armed force, if it has been employed,
of any mode of acquiring dominion this was not either
purchase or descent down to Lord Coke no
idea had been entertained by English lawyers. Say which of
these two modes was it + + that presiding Kings made the acquisition of whatever rights they may have inex possessed as well as exercised over Colonies not obtained by them by conquest? — that the George the third made
the acquisition of rights in relation to New
South Wales. By Neither the one nor the other may might
hopes be answered in by behalf Mr Pitt but by occupancy:
for occupancy under the English law is among the Modes of purchase.
Good I answer again
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