Titlebook: Colonial Self-Government; The British Experien John Manning Ward Book 1976 John Manning Ward 1976 colonial policy.democracy.labour movement

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,Sprache als Informationstr?ger,declared that, as a great innovation of principle, the Bill would introduce a system of government formed ‘in imitation of the constitution of the mother country’.. Like his cousin, William Grenville, who had drafted the Bill,. Pitt recognised that it broke new ground in British policy towards colonial government.

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,Sprache als Informationstr?ger, of 1791 was founded on what turned out to be mistaken assumptions about society and politics, and about the possibility of anglicisation, in British North America. As a result the policy was never fully implemented, although enough of it survived to make its long-term fruits decisive in the political history of Canada.

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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,ial feature of Crown colony government.. Similarly, other colonies had been left without representative institutions and sometimes without any local means of making laws. Georgia, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and Grenada were all, at various times in the eighteenth century, under the rule of the Crown, legislatively as well as administratively.

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