Whats the difference between a Royal colony and a Proprietary colony?

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A royal colony is a colony that is a colony ruled by appointed officials. In United States history, New York was a royal colony governed by a council and a royal governor appointed by the British Crown. An administrator that has the overall rule over a land. A proprietary colony is a colony in which one or more private land owners retain rights that are normally - and in time always became - the privilege of the state. a colony ruled or administered by officials appointed by and responsible to the reigning sovereign of the parent state.

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