Oppidum Novae Angliae

Oppidum Novae Angliae est fundamentalis gubernationis loci unitas in quadam ex sex civitatibus Novae Angliae. Haec oppida, sine re simillima in plurimis Civitatum Foederatarum civitatibus, omnem aream geographicam civitatis occupant, oppidorum civilium in aliis civitatibus similia ubi exstant, sed ea sunt municipalitates incorporatae plene fungentes, potestes habentes urbium similes in aliis civitatibus. Oppida Novae Angliae a conventu oppidano saepissime gubernantur. Paene omnes corporatae Novae Angliae municipalitates in exemplare oppidi constituuntur; formulae statutoriae in notionem nitentes compacti loci habitati, quae alibi in Civitatibus Foederatis obtinet, sunt rarae. Gubernatio comitatuum in civitatibus Novae Angliae usitate est debilis, et aliquando omnino abest; exempli gratia, Connecticuta^[1] et Rhodensis Insula^[2] comitatus retinent solum ut subdivisiones geographicae quibus nullus effectus gubernatorialis est, dum Massachusetta^[3] octo ex quattuordecim gubernationes comitatuum iam abolevit.

Adnotationes

↑ "Connecticut State Register and Manual, Section VI: Counties". Secretary of the State of Connecticut .
↑ "Facts & History" .
↑ "Historical Data Relating to the Incorporation of and Abolishment of Counties in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts". Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts .

Bibliographia

Fairlee, J. A. 1906. Local government in counties, towns, and villages. Novi Eboraci: The Century Company.
Garland, J. S. 1906. New England Town Law: A Digest of Statutes and Decisions Concerning Towns and Town Officers.Bostoniae.
Green, A. 1875. New England's Gift to the Nation—The Township: An oration. Providentiae: Angell, Burlingame & Company.
Murphy, R. E. 1964. Town Structure and Urban Concepts in New England. The Professional Geographer 16(1).
Parker, J,. 1867. The Origin, Organization, and Influence of the Towns of New England: A Paper Read before the Massachusetts Historical Society, December 14, 1865. Cantabrigiae.
Whiting, S. 1814. The Connecticut Town-Officer, Part I: The Powers and Duties of Towns, as Set Forth in the Statutes of Connecticut. Danbury.

Terra

Haec stipula ad geographiam spectat. Amplifica, si potes!

Terra

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[1] "Connecticut State Register and Manual, Section VI: Counties". Secretary of the State of Connecticut .

[2] "Facts & History" .

[3] "Historical Data Relating to the Incorporation of and Abolishment of Counties in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts". Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts .

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