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The prequal - The 13 English municipal corporation aka Colonies
In hind sight, it probably would have been better to include this subject matter in the rough draft of the brief, but here is a snippet of a nice article (and a link to the entire article), regarding the fact and in support of the Colonies being "municipal corporations" before they were reorganized by We, the People as "political corporations":
Quote:
Corporations in the American Colonies
by Joseph S. Davis
from Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations
Harvard University Press
1917.
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These principles of law applied to the English colonies in
America, as part of the realm of England. The earliest colonial
corporations, and occasional later ones, therefore possessed
charters granted directly by the crown, which were issued in the
same form, by the same process, and under the same conditions as
charters for corporations to operate in the British Isles.(9*)
But as soon as the colonial governments had attained a slight
degree of development the great majority of American corporations
were erected by grants from colonial proprietors, governors, or
assemblies, and not by letters patent issuing from the English
crown or by act of Parliament.(10*) Such methods of incorporation
were not specifically provided for in the common law. It is
necessary, therefore, to inquire with some care into the nature,
extent, and limitations of the right to incorporate as it was
enjoyed by these various colonial authorities.
http://melbecon.unimelb.edu.au/het/davisjoe/corps
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Magnanimously,
Christopher Theodore: Rhodes
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Note: It is a custom recognized by many People to use a ":" (colon) between one's name and their FAMILY name, and is used to segregate the name pertaining to the natural sovereign man, "Christopher Theodore," from the FAMILY name, "RHODES" (an implied trust), and further, both from the name of the implied constructive trust resulting from the workings of the New Deal, "CHRISTOPHER THEODORE RHODES."
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