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BRITISH DOMINION, 1760-1840 247The Regulations lately made concerning theColonies, and the Taxes imposed upon them,considered. (Mr Campbell by Direction ofLord Hillsborough, President of Board ofTrade.) London, 1765.Documents relating to the Constitutional Historyof Canada, 1759-91, selected and edited withNotes by Adam Shortt and Arthur G. Doughty.Ottawa, 1907. EspeciallyGeneral Murray s Report on the State of theGovernment "ofQuebec, 1762 (p. 37).Col. 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