Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Doctor Civilis Juris” in chapter 1.3 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
... be reconciled.
Early in 1774 he went to England, giving place to General Gage.
He was well received, and the king allowed him a handsome pension, while Oxford conferred upon him the degree of Doctor Civilis Juris . But as the months passed and the war became inevitable, Hutchinson's pleas for peace made him unpopular.
King, ministers, and society generally were for punishing the disobedient colonies.
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