A History of New York for Schools volume 2
A History of New York for Schools volume 2
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of his arrival at Charlestown, robbed the princess, and left her to be claimed as a runaway convict ; and conveyed ignominiously back to Maryland.
Mary. And is this the end of Sarah Wilson's story, Uncle ?
Un. No. For in the year 1773, 1 find her in New York ; but that must serve for another story. When we meet again, we must go on with the history of publick men and publick events.
Phil. But do tell us, sir, what became of Tom Bell.
Un. Another time. We shall meet Tom again.
CHAPTER VII.
Un. N...ow, children, let us proceed. We left off at the death of Sir Danvers Osborne in that most fearful manner, by self-murder; and as Governor Clinton had made Chief-Justice Delancey lieutenant- governor, he of course was the ruler of the province after the death of Osborne. What followed?
John. Uncle Philip then told us of the French war.
Un. I will here give you my knowledge of the origin of this war of 1754. It was a war to pro- tect English traders who had a fort on the Ohio, which the French seized, and otherwise infringed the right which England claimed, to supply the Indians with British manufactures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of his arrival at Charlestown, robbed the princess, and left her to be claimed as a runaway convict ; and conveyed ignominiously back to Maryland.
Mary. And is this the end of Sarah Wilson's story, Uncle ?
Un. No. For in the year 1773, 1 find her in New York ; but that must serve for another story. When we meet again, we must go on with the history of publick men and publick events.
Phil. But do tell us, sir, what became of Tom Bell.
Un. Another time. We shall meet Tom again.
CHAPTER VII.
Un. N...ow, children, let us proceed. We left off at the death of Sir Danvers Osborne in that most fearful manner, by self-murder; and as Governor Clinton had made Chief-Justice Delancey lieutenant- governor, he of course was the ruler of the province after the death of Osborne. What followed?
John. Uncle Philip then told us of the French war.
Un. I will here give you my knowledge of the origin of this war of 1754. It was a war to pro- tect English traders who had a fort on the Ohio, which the French seized, and otherwise infringed the right which England claimed, to supply the Indians with British manufactures.
What to read after A History of New York for Schools volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunlap William to read onlineMoreLess
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