The Grand Council would be presided over by a President- General, appointed by the British crown to oversee affairs in the colonies.
Among its twenty-five provisions were for a General Treasurer and a Particular Treasurer in each government when necessary, as appointed by a Grand Council, each member government represented by anywhere from two to seven delegates. The Grand Council would be presided over by a President- General, appointed by the British crown to oversee affairs in the colonies. Considered a forerunner of the later union of the American states, this 1754 plan was never adopted by the congress at which it was presented. FTP, identify this plan proposed at its namesake congress by Benjamin Franklin.
Among its twenty-five provisions were for a General Treasurer and a Particular Treasurer in each government when necessary, as appointed by a Grand Council, each member government represented by anywhere from two to seven delegates.
{Albany} Plan of Union