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... governor was usually a military man and was appointed by the King to oversee defense and foreign rela- tions . The intendant , a lawyer and admin- istrator , was appointed by the King to maintain royal power , regulate the econo- my and ...
... governor was usually a military man and was appointed by the King to oversee defense and foreign rela- tions . The intendant , a lawyer and admin- istrator , was appointed by the King to maintain royal power , regulate the econo- my and ...
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... governor general . The governor general normally holds office for five years , although the term can be extended for up to two years . For about 60 years , the British government decided who would occupy this post , but in 1926 the ...
... governor general . The governor general normally holds office for five years , although the term can be extended for up to two years . For about 60 years , the British government decided who would occupy this post , but in 1926 the ...
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... governor gener- al . She was just the right person to become in 1988 the first Canadian governor gen- eral ever to make a state visit to France , where she and her husband had done uni- versity studies in 1951 . The governor general's ...
... governor gener- al . She was just the right person to become in 1988 the first Canadian governor gen- eral ever to make a state visit to France , where she and her husband had done uni- versity studies in 1951 . The governor general's ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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