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as governor who had been a strong ruler but had provoked the animosity of many in the colony. It is likely that FitzRoy was chosen because he tended to be more appeasing in his approach. FitzRoy, his wife and his son George arrived in the colony on board
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on 2 August 1846. Soon after his arrival he was asked to use his influence to procure the disallowance of an act of the
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Governor of Prince Edward Island and the Leeward Islands
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Sir Charles was appointed as the eleventh Governor of
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