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Contents
56. Secretary George Clarke, Jr.:
One Thousand Pounds for a Governorship, 1740
161
57. Governor George Clinton:
A Governor's Perquisites, 1743-1746
162
58. Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations:
Recommendation for the Removal of a Governor, 1762
165
59. Late Governor Thomas Pownall:
The Governor of Dispute over Salaries 1764
166
60. Secretary the Earl of Dartmouth:
A Reprimand to a Colonial Governor, 1772
169

CHAPTER IX — COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES
61. Charles Pettit:
A Colonial Election, 1764
171
62. General Assembly of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations:
Proceedings of a Colonial Legislature, 1723
173
63. Governor Gabriel Johnston:
The Dissolution of an Assembly, 1737
174
64. Secretary Charles Read:
Minutes of a Colonial Council, 1752
175
65. Governor Lewis Morris:
A Determined Veto Message, 1742
179
66. Late Governor Thomas Pownall:
How to Avoid a Governor's Veto, 1764
182
67. Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations:
Disallowance of a Colonial Bill, 1770
183
68. Agent Benjamin Franklin:
Disputes over the Agency, 1771
184

CHAPTER X — COLONIAL COURTS
69. "A Swiss Gentleman":
How Juries were Summoned, 1710
188
70. Lieutenant-Governor Robert Dinwiddie:
Charge to a Grand Jury, 1753
189
71. Clerk of the Court of Perquimans:
Records of a Precinct Court, 1694
191
72. John Peter Zenger:
A Prosecution for Criticising Government, 1734
192
73. Edward Southwell:
An Appeal Case in the Privy Council, 1728
200
74. Late Governor Thomas Pownall:
Defects of Colonial Judicature, 1764
202