An Address On the Character of the Colony Founded By George Popham
An Address On the Character of the Colony Founded By George Popham
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40 "Most of the hands labored in building the fort, on which twelve guns were mounted ; and the car})enters in l)uilding the pinnaee ; Captain Gilbert with a part of the colony went off on a cruise west. Captain Davis was up the river with another portion. Tiiey also dug wells, built fifty houses, a church and a store-house, " not, of course, like the houses, or like the churches, of modern civilization. When Captain Davis returned from England in the spring, though Presi- dent Popham was dead,... all things were found "in a good state of forwardness. Many furs were obtained, good store of sarsaparilhi, and tlie pinnace was linislied. " Now, it is well known that the winter tlu-ough whicli they had passed was one of the most severe on record ; while tliese planters had only been inured to the mild climate of the west of England, whose snow and ice seldom interfere with human activities. Here then it seems to me there is evidence of the most satisfactory character, that these persons were not only intent on, and obedient to, the purposes for which they were sent here, l)ut were also men of energy and determination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
40 "Most of the hands labored in building the fort, on which twelve guns were mounted ; and the car})enters in l)uilding the pinnaee ; Captain Gilbert with a part of the colony went off on a cruise west. Captain Davis was up the river with another portion. Tiiey also dug wells, built fifty houses, a church and a store-house, " not, of course, like the houses, or like the churches, of modern civilization. When Captain Davis returned from England in the spring, though Presi- dent Popham was dead,... all things were found "in a good state of forwardness. Many furs were obtained, good store of sarsaparilhi, and tlie pinnace was linislied. " Now, it is well known that the winter tlu-ough whicli they had passed was one of the most severe on record ; while tliese planters had only been inured to the mild climate of the west of England, whose snow and ice seldom interfere with human activities. Here then it seems to me there is evidence of the most satisfactory character, that these persons were not only intent on, and obedient to, the purposes for which they were sent here, l)ut were also men of energy and determination.
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