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of the Governor exercising
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reference to A. M. Goodde does not apprehend
that
any
inconvenience –
need necessarily arise from the careful
circulation of dollars of several kinds as long as
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as the minimum weight of the dollar is carefully preserved he conceives that the words of "intrinsic value" in the Treasury
Order were intended
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provided that dollar shall be a legal tender in payment unless it be of the same fineness and intrinsic value as the Hongkong Dollar, and be of not less than 415 grains weight, and be not injured or defaced.
Under this clause, der A. Clarke legalized both the Fade and You dollars in that Colony, and though Lord Rousson entirely agrees with the Lord of the Treasury, from the loud despatch by the Secretary of State,
4
Sir W. Jervois to Lord Carnarvon 128
of the Governor exercising the power then conferred upon him without provision, reference to A. M. Goodde does not apprehend that any inconvenience need necessarily arise from the careful circulation of dollars of several kinds as long as the proviso above is adhered to, and the minimum weight of the dollar is carefully preserved; he conceives that the words of "intrinsic value" in the Treasury Order were intended to have the same effect.
6.M
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provided that dollar shall be a legal tender in payment unless it be of the same fineness and intrinsic value as the Hongkong Dollar, and be of not less than 415 grains weight, and be not injured or defaced.
Under this clause, der A. Clarke legalized both the Fade and You dollars in that Colony, and though Lord Rousson entirely agrees with the Lord of the Treasury, from the loud despatch by the Secretary of State,
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Sir W. Jervois to Lord Carnarvon 128
of the Governor exercising the power then conferred upon him without provision, reference to A. M. Goodde does not apprehend that any inconvenience need necessarily arise from the careful circulation of dollars of several kinds as long as the proviso above is adhered to, and the minimum weight of the dollar is carefully preserved; he conceives that the words of "intrinsic value" in the Treasury Order were intended to have the same effect.
6.M
Your letter however lays some stress...
Let's correct and simplify to fit the exact format required without additional markdown or code fences, and directly output the corrected version in HTML as per the instructions.'specifici from time to time by the Governor in Council
provided that dollar shall be a legal tender in payment unless it be of the same fineness and intrinsic value as the Hongkong Dollar, and be of not less than 415 grains weight, and be not injured or defaced.
Under this clause der A. Clarke legalized both the Fade and You dollars in that Colony, and though Lord Rousson entirely agrees with the Lord of the Treasury, from the loud despatch by the Secretary of State,
Sir W. Jervois to Lord Carnarvon 128
of the Governor exercising the power then conferred upon him without provision, reference to A. M. Goodde does not apprehend that any inconvenience need necessarily arise from the careful circulation of dollars of several kinds as long as the proviso above is adhered to, and the minimum weight of the dollar is carefully preserved; he conceives that the words of "intrinsic value" in the Treasury Order were intended to have the same effect.
Your letter however lays some stress...