Der deutsche Buchhandel

Fabrikorganisation, Fabrikbuchführung und Selbstkostenberechnung der Firma Ludw. Loewe & Co. Actiengesellschaft, Berlin

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Identifikator:: 178663418X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-172143

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Pfeiffer, Hermann http://d-nb.info/gnd/1055150625

Title:: Der deutsche Buchhandel

Place of publication:: Dessau

Publisher:: Dünnhaupt

Year of publication:: 1928

Scope:: VI, 90 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: VI. Die Ausbildung zum Buchhändler

Collection:: Economics Books

ONTARIO AND QUEBEC. 17 law was to prevail in criminal matters, but as regards pro- perty and civil rights recourse was to be had to the laws of Canada which were based on the customs that the French settlers had brought with them. The legislative power was The Legis. placed in the hands of a Council appointed by the Crown, a consisting of not more than 23 and not less than 17 persons, No ordinance was to be passed unless a majority of the Council were present, and every ordinance was to be trans- mitted, within six months after its enactment, for His Majesty's approbation, and if disallowed was to be null and void from the time the disallowance was promulgated at Quebec. Shortly after the passing of the Quebec Act war broke Results of out between England and her American Colonies. One result on of the war was the immigration of a large number of British subjects into the Province. The new settlers located them- selves chiefly in the west, along the banks of the St Lawrence, and in the neighbourhood of the lakes Ontario and Erie Serious complaints were made by the new British settlers of the state of affairs in the Province, and a demand was made for a constitution resembling that to which they had been accustomed. In 1791 a bill was introduced by Pitt dividing the Pro- Bill intro. vince into Upper and Lower Canada, the line of division 3a by being so drawn as to give a great majority to the British element in Upper Canada and a great majority to the French settlers in Lower Canada. The measure was strongly opposed by Fox, who urged that the separation of the English and French inhabitants was most undesirable, and that general and political expediency required that the French and English should coalesce into one body, so that the different distinctions of the people might be extinguished for ever. Many Cana. dians were opposed to the principle of the bill, and their { Christie, 1. p. 68,

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