The Century book of the American Colonies the Story of the Pilgrimage of a Par
The Century book of the American Colonies the Story of the Pilgrimage of a Par
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But Massa- chusetts, basing her claim upon a patent which gave her a territory to a point three miles above the head waters of the Merrimac, traced those head waters far up among the White Mountains, and, claiming all the land to the south, took in the best parts of Maine and New Hampshire. " "Taking ways those Massachusetts Bay people had, had n't they, though ?" commented Jack.
" Maine and New Hampshire both objected, " Uncle Tom continued, "and the struggle over the rival claims did not alwa...ys go as the Bay people ' >/ 1 l'. F ' : .
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IN THE OLD PORTSMOUTH DAYS.
desired. But when, in 1691, Massachusetts lost her chartered independence and became a province of the crown, the Bay Colony was given, to assuage its pain, a huge plaster in the shape of a region extending from Long Island Sound to the Gulf of St. Lawrence ; for into the province of Massachusetts Bay were then merged the provinces of Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Maine, Sagadahoc, and Acadia, while New Hampshire became so frequently a part of the Massachusetts Province that a Portsmouth man could not tell which colony he belonged to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Massa- chusetts, basing her claim upon a patent which gave her a territory to a point three miles above the head waters of the Merrimac, traced those head waters far up among the White Mountains, and, claiming all the land to the south, took in the best parts of Maine and New Hampshire. " "Taking ways those Massachusetts Bay people had, had n't they, though ?" commented Jack.
" Maine and New Hampshire both objected, " Uncle Tom continued, "and the struggle over the rival claims did not alwa...ys go as the Bay people ' >/ 1 l'. F ' : .
* ' "'' ... V i Cfel^ltfri : ww. '\jwf . '. *'-' w'^SLv.
IN THE OLD PORTSMOUTH DAYS.
desired. But when, in 1691, Massachusetts lost her chartered independence and became a province of the crown, the Bay Colony was given, to assuage its pain, a huge plaster in the shape of a region extending from Long Island Sound to the Gulf of St. Lawrence ; for into the province of Massachusetts Bay were then merged the provinces of Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Maine, Sagadahoc, and Acadia, while New Hampshire became so frequently a part of the Massachusetts Province that a Portsmouth man could not tell which colony he belonged to.
What to read after The Century book of the American Colonies the Story of the Pilgrimage of a Par?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Elbridge Streeter to read onlineMoreLess
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