Annual volume No1 5
Annual volume No1 5
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weeks' or montlis' duration, that they might ostablisli a home in the wilds of a new and unexplored country.
Political disturbances in the several countries, the desire for religious freedom and the love of liberty brought the Pilgrim, the Puritan and the Huguenot to America's shores, and for similar reasons the Palatine came too. Wars, political and religious disturbances, pestilance and famine had laid a heavy hand on the region ; and after the frightful winter of 1709 the op- pressed people ...of the Palatine, hearing of Queen Anne's ofler of free transportation to America, swept like a tidal wave on England's shore. England, threatened by famine and wars, found 30, 000 immigrants a serious problem to handle, so when five Mohawk Indian chiefs, constituting an embassage to the British government, saw this crowd of suffering people and offered to open to them their hunting grounds beyond the Atlantic, the offer was quickly and gratefully accepted by the English gov- ernment as a happy solution of the problem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
weeks' or montlis' duration, that they might ostablisli a home in the wilds of a new and unexplored country.
Political disturbances in the several countries, the desire for religious freedom and the love of liberty brought the Pilgrim, the Puritan and the Huguenot to America's shores, and for similar reasons the Palatine came too. Wars, political and religious disturbances, pestilance and famine had laid a heavy hand on the region ; and after the frightful winter of 1709 the op- pressed people ...of the Palatine, hearing of Queen Anne's ofler of free transportation to America, swept like a tidal wave on England's shore. England, threatened by famine and wars, found 30, 000 immigrants a serious problem to handle, so when five Mohawk Indian chiefs, constituting an embassage to the British government, saw this crowd of suffering people and offered to open to them their hunting grounds beyond the Atlantic, the offer was quickly and gratefully accepted by the English gov- ernment as a happy solution of the problem.
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