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First published in 1999, this volume is an ambitious attempt to provide a wide-ranging introduction to local government in the overseas empires of Portugal, Spain, England and France, with further reference to the English East India Company and the Dutch East and West India Companies. In an exercise in compensatory history, the book examines government of empire not from the metropolitan perspective but at the local level, where government was most likely to impact on the everyday lives of both persons of European birth and indigenous peoples. The first part examines the institutional framework of local and regional government at the municipal, parish and county levels, extending this to include law and order, social welfare and education. The second part examines the social dimension of local government: governance in pluricultural societies; elite formation; creolization; representation and oligarchies; oversight, and negotiated authority. The work includes a comprehensive introduction, together with an extensive bibliography and a detailed index.

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An Expanding World Volume 23 Part II Local Government in European Overseas - photo 1
An Expanding World
Volume 23: Part II
Local Government in European Overseas Empires, 1450-1800
An Expanding World
The European Impact on World History, 1450-1800
General Editor: A.J.R. Russell-Wood
EXPANSION, INTERACTION, ENCOUNTERS
  1. The Global Opportunity Felipe Fernndez-Armesto
  2. The European Opportunity Felipe Fernndez-Armesto
  3. The Globe Encircled and the World Revealed Ursula Lamb
  4. Historiography of Europeans in Africa and Asia Anthony Disney
  5. Establishing Exceptionalism Amy Turner Bushnell
TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE
  • 6 Scientific Aspects of European Expansion William Storey
  • 7 Technology and European Overseas Enterprise Michael Adas
TRADE AND COMMODITIES
  • 8 Merchant Networks in the Early Modern World Sanjay Subrahmanyam
  • 9 The Atlantic Staple Trade (Parts I & II) Susan Socolow
  • 10 European Commercial Expansion in Early Modern Asia Om Prakash
  • 11 Spices in the Indian Ocean World M.N. Pearson
  • 12 Textiles: Production, Trade and Demand Maureen Fennell Mazzaoui
  • 13 Interoceanic Trade in European Expansion Pieter Emmer and Femme Gaastra
  • 14 Metals and Monies in a Global Economy Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo Girdldez
  • 15 Slave Trades Patrick Manning
EXPLOITATION
  • 16 The Worlds of Unfree Labour Colin Palmer
  • 17 Agriculture, Resource Exploitation, and Environmental Change Helen Wheatley
  • 18 Plantation Societies in the Era of European Expansion Judy Bieber
  • 19 Mines of Silver and Gold in the Americas Peter Bakewell
GOVERNMENT AND EMPIRE
  • 20 Theories of Empire, 1450-1800 David Armitage
  • 21 Government and Governance of Empires, 1450-1800 (Paris I & II) A.J.R. Russell-Wood
  • Administrators of Empire Mark Burkholder
  • 23 Local Government in European Overseas Empires, 1450-1800 (Parts I & II) A.J.R. Russell-Wood
  • 24 Warfare and Empires Douglas M. Peers
SOCIETY AND CULTURE
  • 25 Settlement Patterns in Early Modern Colonization, 16th-18th centuries Joyce Lorimer
  • 26 Biological Consequences of the European Expansion Kenneth F. Kiple and Stephen V. Beck
  • 27 European and Non-European Societies (Parts I & II) Robert Forster
  • 28 Christianity and Missions J.S. Cummins
  • 29 Families and the Expansion of Europe Maria Beatriz Nizza da Silva
  • 30 European Intruders Murdo MacLeod and Evelyn Rawski
THE WORLD AND EUROPE
  • 31 Facing Each Other (Parts I & II) Anthony Pagden
Please note titles may change prior to publication
An Expanding World
The European Impact on World History 1450-1800
Volume 23: Part II
Local Government in European Overseas Empires, 14501800
edited by
A.J.R. Russell-Wood

First published 1999 in the Variorum Expanding World Series by Ashgate - photo 2
First published 1999 in the Variorum Expanding World Series by Ashgate Publishing
Reissued 2018 by Routledge
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AN EXPANDING WORLD 23
Contents
Moreau de Saint-Mry
Jack S. Radabaugh
Jerome S. Handler
Salvador Montoya
W.J. Eccles
Bruce C. Daniels
M.F. Katzen
Langdon G. Wright
Morton Wagman
Tarit Kumar Mukherji
D.R. Sar Desai
S. Arasaratnam
Robert S. Haskett
Warren M. Billings
Carole Shammas
Peter Marzahl
Manuel Alvarado Morales
Michael Zuckerman
Bruce C. Daniels
Clair W. Keller
John Fisher
Guide
14
De la Police
Moreau de Saint-Mry
De La Police Du Cap
PUISQUE j'ai profrd ce mot, jc vais parler de la police du Cap. Les plus anciennes loix coloniales et principalement le rglement du roi du 4 Novembrc 1671, a donn l'excution de la police aux juges infrieurs. La vrit est nanmoins que dans le premier ge de la Colonic, les tats-majors I' exeraient presque exclusivement, moins qu'il ne ft ncessairc de prononcer quelques amendes, pour lesquelles ils renvoyaient aux juges. MM. de Larnage et Maillart convaincus que cette forme tait vicieusc, crrent, le 13 Aot 1739, un inpecteur de police du Cap qui fut charg de la police sous le procureur du roi et auquel ils donnrent un brigadier et quatre archers tirs de la marchausse. Ils nommrent M. Ferrary et I'assujettirent prendre les ordres de l' itat-major et du Conseil suprieur, et remettre au ministre: public, les procs-verbaux des contraventions. La part laisse l'itat-major fut un nouveau titre d'usurpation et la police lui fut presque totalement dvolue jusqu'en 1762, que les plaintes des colons dterminrent MM. de Bory et Clugny prendre de nouvelles mesures. Elles furent runies dans leur ordonnance du 14 juillet qui tablit deux inspecteurs et dix sergens de police, un voyer et un talonneur-jaugeur, et qui leur distribue des fonctions, en les plaant sous les ordres du snchal et du procureur du roi.
La police a divers objets que je vais pareourir rapidement. D'abord la propret de la ville. II serait difficile de trouver sui aucun sujet autant de rglemens des Administrateurs, du Conseil du Juge de police, qu'il y en a depuis le 9 Mars 1710, pour que la ville du Cap soit propre. [ L'ordonnance de 1710 exige que les immondices soient jetes sous le vent de la ville et que l'on fasse des latrines publiques. En 1722 on a voulu que ces immondices fussent portes sur la jete sans doute dans le dessein d'augmenter le remblai, sans considrer que c'tait placer un foyer d'infection au devant de la ville et donner me voirie pour espace aux mouvements du commerce.
Le 7 dcembre 1735, le Conseil du Cap ordonna que le nettoiement de la ville serait afferm par les officiers de la snchausse et que l'adjudicataire en ferait servir toutes les immondices combler le marais qui forme aujourd' hui la place de Clugny et toute cette partie sud de la ville. A la cration de l' Inspecteur de police en 1739 on contraignit les propritaires paver les ruisseaux au devant de leurs maisons trois pieds de large de chaque ct et les gouts des maisons de deux pieds ; les eaux qui stagnaient partout commencrent avoir un course rgl vers la mer. A la fin de 1750, on donna des noms aux rues qui n'en avaient point et des criteaux mis sur des plaques indiqurent ces noms.
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