It would be to follow the Governments of the Old World, which reserve their mineral lands for the Crown, because they are esteemed too precious for the people.
George Julian: “It would be to follow the Governments of the Old World, which reserve their mineral lands for the Crown, because they…”
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Julian critiques the idea of reserving mineral lands for the government, likening it to European practices.
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