By the same Author,
NOTES ON PUBLIC SUBJECTS, MADE DURING A TOUR IN THE
UNITED STATES AND IN CANADA. 1852. 108. 6d.

THE POLITICAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANCIENTS, IN ITS BEARING UPON MODERN TIMES. 1852. 28. 6d.

“A valuable little book on the philosophy of Govern

ment.”—Spectator.

“juxta sequitur jactantior Ancus,
Nunc quoque jam nimium gaudens popularibus auris.”

VIRGIL.

LONDON:
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET.

1854.
(The Author reserves to himself the right of authorising a

Translation of this Work.]

CHAPTER I.

DIFFERENT PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT IN THE DIFFE-

RENT COLONIES WHILE THEY REMAINED UNDER BRITISH

RULE

CHAPTER II.

PROGRESS TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE

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CHAPTER III.

THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT ; THE CONFEDERATION 31

CHAPTER VI.

NECESSITY OF SEPARATING THE LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE,

AND JUDICIAL POWERS

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