A Complete History of Connecticut Civil And Ecclesiastical From the Emigration
A Complete History of Connecticut Civil And Ecclesiastical From the Emigration
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Messrs. James Noyes, Israel Chauncey, Thomas Bucking- ham, Abraham Pierson, Samuel Mather, Samuel Andrew, Timothy Woodbridge, James Pierpont, Noadiah Russell, and Joseph Webb, who were proposed to stand as trus- tees, partners or undertakers for the said society, and to their successors, full liberty, right and privilege to erect, form, direct, order, establish, improve, and at all times, in all suitable ways, to encourage the said school, in some, convenient place in this colony : and granted ...sundry pow- ers and privileges for the attaining the end aforesaid.
And whereas the said trustees, partners or undertakers, in pursuance of the aforesaid grant, liberty and license, founded a collegiate school at New-Haven, known by the name of YALE COLLEGE ; which has received the favoura- ble benefactions of many liberal and piously disposed per- sons, and under the blessing of Almighty God, has trained up many worthy persons for the service of God, in the state as well as in the church.
And whereas, the general court of this colony, assem- bled at New-Haven, the tenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twenty-three, did explain and enlarge the aforesaid powers and privile- ges, granted to the aforesaid partners, trustees, or under- takers and their successors, for the purpose aforesaid ; as by the respective acts, reference thereunto being had, more fully and at large may appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Messrs. James Noyes, Israel Chauncey, Thomas Bucking- ham, Abraham Pierson, Samuel Mather, Samuel Andrew, Timothy Woodbridge, James Pierpont, Noadiah Russell, and Joseph Webb, who were proposed to stand as trus- tees, partners or undertakers for the said society, and to their successors, full liberty, right and privilege to erect, form, direct, order, establish, improve, and at all times, in all suitable ways, to encourage the said school, in some, convenient place in this colony : and granted ...sundry pow- ers and privileges for the attaining the end aforesaid.
And whereas the said trustees, partners or undertakers, in pursuance of the aforesaid grant, liberty and license, founded a collegiate school at New-Haven, known by the name of YALE COLLEGE ; which has received the favoura- ble benefactions of many liberal and piously disposed per- sons, and under the blessing of Almighty God, has trained up many worthy persons for the service of God, in the state as well as in the church.
And whereas, the general court of this colony, assem- bled at New-Haven, the tenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twenty-three, did explain and enlarge the aforesaid powers and privile- ges, granted to the aforesaid partners, trustees, or under- takers and their successors, for the purpose aforesaid ; as by the respective acts, reference thereunto being had, more fully and at large may appear.
What to read after A Complete History of Connecticut Civil And Ecclesiastical From the Emigration?
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