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... question of the enormous police establishment which must now be paid for by the colonists . They were being asked to pay the salary of a judge for Norfolk Island . In time the colonists might even be asked to pay the salaries of judges ...
... question of the enormous police establishment which must now be paid for by the colonists . They were being asked to pay the salary of a judge for Norfolk Island . In time the colonists might even be asked to pay the salaries of judges ...
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... question : by whom are we governed ? As Horne shouted to them , when a man realized that the answer to that question was : not even by the King , but by a Secretary of State sixteen thousand miles distant , then , he said , he felt warm ...
... question : by whom are we governed ? As Horne shouted to them , when a man realized that the answer to that question was : not even by the King , but by a Secretary of State sixteen thousand miles distant , then , he said , he felt warm ...
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Charles Manning Hope Clark. exchange in June with Mr Kemp on the question whether all cases touching government should be tried by a judge and jury Arthur had put the question : was the government to be protected ? To which Kemp had ...
Charles Manning Hope Clark. exchange in June with Mr Kemp on the question whether all cases touching government should be tried by a judge and jury Arthur had put the question : was the government to be protected ? To which Kemp had ...
Contents
THE SETTING IN NEW SOUTH WALES | 17 |
THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE SON | 41 |
THE NATIVE SON OFFENDS GROSSLY | 61 |
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