A History of the Colonies Planted By the English On the Continent of North America, From Their Settlement to the Commencement of That War Which Terminated in Their Independence
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258 HISTORY OP THE CHAP. IX . Many were killed, and the residue dispersed or taken.
1737. ' ' Thus the insurrection was suppressed on the day of its commencement ; and such of its leaders as sur- vived the battle were immediately executed.
Durins^ the lony; repose, v\hich the pacific temper of the duke of Orleans, Regent of France during the minority of Louis XV. and the equally pacific tem- per of sir Robert Walpole, minister of England, gave to their respective countries, the British colonies... in America had increased rapidly in population and in wealth. Lands were cheap, and subsistence easily acquired. From New York to Virginia inclusive, no enemy existed to restrain new settlements, and no fears of inability to maintain a family, checked the natural propensity to early marriages. The people were employed in cultivating the earth, and in spread- ing themselves over the vast regions which were open to them ; and, during this period, their history furnishes none of those remarkable events which in- terest posterity.
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258 HISTORY OP THE CHAP. IX . Many were killed, and the residue dispersed or taken.
1737. ' ' Thus the insurrection was suppressed on the day of its commencement ; and such of its leaders as sur- vived the battle were immediately executed.
Durins^ the lony; repose, v\hich the pacific temper of the duke of Orleans, Regent of France during the minority of Louis XV. and the equally pacific tem- per of sir Robert Walpole, minister of England, gave to their respective countries, the British colonies... in America had increased rapidly in population and in wealth. Lands were cheap, and subsistence easily acquired. From New York to Virginia inclusive, no enemy existed to restrain new settlements, and no fears of inability to maintain a family, checked the natural propensity to early marriages. The people were employed in cultivating the earth, and in spread- ing themselves over the vast regions which were open to them ; and, during this period, their history furnishes none of those remarkable events which in- terest posterity.
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