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In l(jf)8, the state-house at Jamestown waa consumed by fire; and, in the following year. Tin rf government was removed to Williamsbui By the treaty of Riswick, there was to 1 ipro- 86 THE UNITED STATES CHAP. III.
cal surrender of all conquests made during the war. But no specific arrangement was entered into, for as- certaining the respective boundaries of the English and French possessions in America. The subject furnish- ed ample room for controve/sy; and, when news was brought, that hostili...ties had been re-commenced in Europe, it found the colonies in a fit disposition to wel- come the event. They mutually flew to arms; and, as New York had secured herself from danger, by assist- ing to conclude a treaty of neutrality, between the Five Nations and the governor of Canada, New Eng- land was obliged to endure the whole brunt of the war. Propositions were, indeed, made for a general neutrality; but Dudley, the governor of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, was in hopes of subduing Nova Scotia, and, perhaps, Canada; and, in the spring of 1707, he applied to Connecticut and Rhode Island to assist his own colonies in raising, for the purpose, a body of one thousand men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In l(jf)8, the state-house at Jamestown waa consumed by fire; and, in the following year. Tin rf government was removed to Williamsbui By the treaty of Riswick, there was to 1 ipro- 86 THE UNITED STATES CHAP. III.
cal surrender of all conquests made during the war. But no specific arrangement was entered into, for as- certaining the respective boundaries of the English and French possessions in America. The subject furnish- ed ample room for controve/sy; and, when news was brought, that hostili...ties had been re-commenced in Europe, it found the colonies in a fit disposition to wel- come the event. They mutually flew to arms; and, as New York had secured herself from danger, by assist- ing to conclude a treaty of neutrality, between the Five Nations and the governor of Canada, New Eng- land was obliged to endure the whole brunt of the war. Propositions were, indeed, made for a general neutrality; but Dudley, the governor of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, was in hopes of subduing Nova Scotia, and, perhaps, Canada; and, in the spring of 1707, he applied to Connecticut and Rhode Island to assist his own colonies in raising, for the purpose, a body of one thousand men.
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