Cassells History of the United States volume 1
Cassells History of the United States volume 1
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not terminate until 1682, when the Carterets were bought out, to the relief of five thousand settlers, by an association of twelve Quakers, with William Penn at their head. The capital and the number of shareholders were doubled in the following year. Those who now joined the proprietary of New Jersey were persons in Scotland desiring to make a place of refuge for the persecuted Covenanters. Multitudes of these people, and some of the fugi tives from the West of England after Monmouth s rebelli...on, found their way to the shores of America. In this manner, New Jersey was colonised ; but it had to experience, during twenty years longer, ;rying vicissitudes in its legal condition. At the period of the English Revolution of 1688, it was actually under the rule of Governor Andros, to gether with New York and New England. After that period, New Jersey fell off from New York, and seemed to do without a regular government. The old proprietary titles of jurisdiction were not formally abolished till the reign of Queen Anne, when East and West New Jersey were united in one province.
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not terminate until 1682, when the Carterets were bought out, to the relief of five thousand settlers, by an association of twelve Quakers, with William Penn at their head. The capital and the number of shareholders were doubled in the following year. Those who now joined the proprietary of New Jersey were persons in Scotland desiring to make a place of refuge for the persecuted Covenanters. Multitudes of these people, and some of the fugi tives from the West of England after Monmouth s rebelli...on, found their way to the shores of America. In this manner, New Jersey was colonised ; but it had to experience, during twenty years longer, ;rying vicissitudes in its legal condition. At the period of the English Revolution of 1688, it was actually under the rule of Governor Andros, to gether with New York and New England. After that period, New Jersey fell off from New York, and seemed to do without a regular government. The old proprietary titles of jurisdiction were not formally abolished till the reign of Queen Anne, when East and West New Jersey were united in one province.
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