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7765. SELF-GOVERNMENT, British parliament and.—
The British Parliament
has no right to intermeddle with our provisions
for the support of civil government, or
administration of justice. * * * While
Parliament pursue their plan of civil government,
within their own jurisdiction, we, also,
hope to pursue ours without molestation.—
Reply to Lord North's Proposition.
Ford ed., i, 479.
(July. 1775)
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