Civil Government in the United States Considered with - Some Reference to Its Origins by John Fiske
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Section 2. _Origin of English Boroughs and Cities._ Origin of the _chesters_ and _casters_ in Roman camps Coalescence of towns into fortified boroughs The borough as a hundred; it acquires a court The borough as a county; it acquires a sheriff Government of London under Henry I The guilds; the town guild, and Guild Hall Government of London as perfected in the thirteenth century; mayor, aldermen, and common council The city of London, and the metropolitan district English cities were for a long time the bulwarks of liberty Simon de Montfort and the cities Oligarchical abuses in English cities, beginning with the Tudor period The Municipal Reform Act of 1835 |
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