A General View of the County of Essex
A General View of the County of Essex
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Stock. Husbandry- Markets. Fruit . Analyses of soils. * APPENDIX. .
>a PART L CIVIL AND POLITICAL HISTORY CHAPTER I.
TO THE DISCOVERY.
The territory, now distinguished by the general designation^ of the valley of Lake Champlain was for nearly a century, a de- batable ground between the powers of France and England. Claimed by each under arbitrary charters or imaginary titles, overrun and subverted in turn by both, and permanenily occu- pied by neither, it derived from the presence of their armi...es, little amelioration of its primitive savage aspect.
Earlier than this period, the same region seems to have been the frontier between tribes, or confederacies of tribes of abori- gines, who Avaged a perpetual warfare of ferociousextermination. These circumstances, it is probable had consigned it to desolation and prevented the occupation of the country by a race, which would have been allured to it, by the strong attractions to the savage mind, created by the profusion of its game and fish. The possessions of the Indians were apparently most extended and permanent on the eastern shores of the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stock. Husbandry- Markets. Fruit . Analyses of soils. * APPENDIX. .
>a PART L CIVIL AND POLITICAL HISTORY CHAPTER I.
TO THE DISCOVERY.
The territory, now distinguished by the general designation^ of the valley of Lake Champlain was for nearly a century, a de- batable ground between the powers of France and England. Claimed by each under arbitrary charters or imaginary titles, overrun and subverted in turn by both, and permanenily occu- pied by neither, it derived from the presence of their armi...es, little amelioration of its primitive savage aspect.
Earlier than this period, the same region seems to have been the frontier between tribes, or confederacies of tribes of abori- gines, who Avaged a perpetual warfare of ferociousextermination. These circumstances, it is probable had consigned it to desolation and prevented the occupation of the country by a race, which would have been allured to it, by the strong attractions to the savage mind, created by the profusion of its game and fish. The possessions of the Indians were apparently most extended and permanent on the eastern shores of the lake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winslow C Winslow Cossoul Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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