A General History of the United States of America From the Discovery in 1492 T
A General History of the United States of America From the Discovery in 1492 T
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188—191.
292 A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE CHAP, bribe in favour of Mason. The governour's sup- ^' port depended on putting Mason in possession of the 7^ province, at the expense of justice, mercy, and all the designs of good government. If he failed in this grand object he lost his support, and his majesty the quitrents of one fifth of the lands. He was clothed with powers for such an extraordinary purpose ; and he made no secret of his design, to enrich himself by accepting the government. Within ...six days after his arrival he suspended two of the old r. Ounsel- Cran- lors. Not loug after he suspended a third and dis- ^^ession^* solved the assembly, because they did not comply picssion. ^^.^^ ^^.^ wishes. In a short time others were sus- pended and the whole council modelled according to his pleasure. * February The govemour, by advertisement, called upon the ^^^^' inhabitants to take out leases from Mason, or he should certify the refusal to his majesty. Having filled the judicial courts with officers, who would favour his designs, suits were then instituted against all the principal landholders in the province.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
188—191.
292 A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE CHAP, bribe in favour of Mason. The governour's sup- ^' port depended on putting Mason in possession of the 7^ province, at the expense of justice, mercy, and all the designs of good government. If he failed in this grand object he lost his support, and his majesty the quitrents of one fifth of the lands. He was clothed with powers for such an extraordinary purpose ; and he made no secret of his design, to enrich himself by accepting the government. Within ...six days after his arrival he suspended two of the old r. Ounsel- Cran- lors. Not loug after he suspended a third and dis- ^^ession^* solved the assembly, because they did not comply picssion. ^^.^^ ^^.^ wishes. In a short time others were sus- pended and the whole council modelled according to his pleasure. * February The govemour, by advertisement, called upon the ^^^^' inhabitants to take out leases from Mason, or he should certify the refusal to his majesty. Having filled the judicial courts with officers, who would favour his designs, suits were then instituted against all the principal landholders in the province.
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