Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations Volume 1, Nos. 1-3 (Paperback)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 218 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1917 edition. Excerpt: . . . CHAPTER in Organization And Preliminary Activities Organization was promptly effected. On November 25, the evening of the daylm whlcSTfnestate subscription was assured, a preliminary meeting of subscribers was held at the City Tavern, Philadelphia, 1 perchance partly for jubilation and partly to prepare a slate for the coming election. On the following Sunday evening the subscribers began to muster strong in Trenton; and with them had come to town the Secretary of the Treasury, to put his son Philip under the tutelage of Rev. William Frazer. 2 On Monday, under the superintendence of the attorneygeneral of the state and a justice of its supreme court, thirteen directors were duly elected, 3 and on December 9 the board met at New Brunswick, elected governor and deputy-governor, and formally got down to business. 3 It is well to pause here to observe more intimately the Society and its chosen leaders, for the complexion of both was of no mean consequence in the critical year immediately ahead. Unfortunately a complete list of the stockholders cannot be given, 4 but the partial list will serve to give an idea of the membership about this time and of the directorates prior to 1800. 5 Ordinary 1 Federal Gazette, Nov. 25, 26, 1701. Furman Letters, 80-91. The minutes of the stockholders meetings are missing, but the directors minutes have been preserved by the Society and will be referred to frequently simply as Minutes. Here see Minutes, 1. Such a list was presented to the board in January, 1792 (Minutes, 10), but it has since disappeared. This is based chiefly on William Neslons manuscript subscription paper quoted in his Founding of Paterson, 182. He states here further: Quite a number of shares found subscribers even in Amsterdam, . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1917 edition. Excerpt: . CHAPTER in Organization And Preliminary Activities Organization was promptly effected. On November 25, the evening of the daylm whlcSTfne state subscription was assured, a preliminary meeting of subscribers was held at the City Tavern, Philadelphia,1 perchance partly for jubilation and partly to prepare a slate for the coming election. On the following Sunday evening the subscribers began to muster strong in Trenton; and with them had come to town the Secretary of the Treasury, to put his son Philip under the tutelage of Rev. William Frazer.2 On Monday, under the superintendence of the attorneygeneral of the state and a justice of its supreme court, thirteen directors were duly elected,3 and on December 9 the board met at New Brunswick, elected governor and deputy-governor, and formally got down to business.3 It is well to pause here to observe more intimately the Society and its chosen leaders, for the complexion of both was of no mean consequence in the critical year immediately ahead. Unfortunately a complete list of the stockholders cannot be given,4 but the partial list will serve to give an idea of the membership about this time and of the directorates prior to 1800.5 Ordinary 1 Federal Gazette, Nov. 25, 26, 1701. * Furman Letters, 80-91. * The minutes of the stockholders meetings are missing, but the directors minutes have been preserved by the Society and will be referred to frequently simply as Minutes. Here see Minutes, 1. * Such a list was presented to the board in January, 1792 (Minutes, 10), but it has since disappeared. * This is based chiefly on William Neslon s manuscript subscription paper quoted in his Founding of Paterson, 182. He states here further: Quite a number of shares found subscribers even in Amsterdam, .

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1917 edition. Excerpt: . CHAPTER in Organization And Preliminary Activities Organization was promptly effected. On November 25, the evening of the daylm whlcSTfne state subscription was assured, a preliminary meeting of subscribers was held at the City Tavern, Philadelphia,1 perchance partly for jubilation and partly to prepare a slate for the coming election. On the following Sunday evening the subscribers began to muster strong in Trenton; and with them had come to town the Secretary of the Treasury, to put his son Philip under the tutelage of Rev. William Frazer.2 On Monday, under the superintendence of the attorneygeneral of the state and a justice of its supreme court, thirteen directors were duly elected,3 and on December 9 the board met at New Brunswick, elected governor and deputy-governor, and formally got down to business.3 It is well to pause here to observe more intimately the Society and its chosen leaders, for the complexion of both was of no mean consequence in the critical year immediately ahead. Unfortunately a complete list of the stockholders cannot be given,4 but the partial list will serve to give an idea of the membership about this time and of the directorates prior to 1800.5 Ordinary 1 Federal Gazette, Nov. 25, 26, 1701. * Furman Letters, 80-91. * The minutes of the stockholders meetings are missing, but the directors minutes have been preserved by the Society and will be referred to frequently simply as Minutes. Here see Minutes, 1. * Such a list was presented to the board in January, 1792 (Minutes, 10), but it has since disappeared. * This is based chiefly on William Neslon s manuscript subscription paper quoted in his Founding of Paterson, 182. He states here further: Quite a number of shares found subscribers even in Amsterdam, .

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