Causes of the Maryland Revolution of 1689
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Assem. 488. * I. Assem. 501. 5 1. Assem. 496. " I. Assem. 524.
7 1. Assem. 527, 533.
513] Constitutional History of Maryland. 43 In 1666 the Governor received a new commission, and, with the Chancellor, was sworn in, as was also Richard Boughton, the new Secretary. Somerset County was soon after established. 1 The Assembly that met this year held an interesting ses- sion. The Speaker chosen was Thomas Notley, 2 a man of whom we shall hear further. There is an account of a Bal- timore County ele...ction in the proceedings of this session, showing the power of the sheriff in elections. It seems this sheriff was also clerk of the court, and, while at one of the court sessions, received a writ for the election of delegates to the Assembly. He immediately held an election, although, of course, only a few of the inhabitants were present. * The Lower did not always agree with the Upper House. The chief cause of dispute was over the " Cessation of To- bacco, " as it was called. It was an agreement not to plant any tobacco for a year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assem. 488. * I. Assem. 501. 5 1. Assem. 496. " I. Assem. 524.
7 1. Assem. 527, 533.
513] Constitutional History of Maryland. 43 In 1666 the Governor received a new commission, and, with the Chancellor, was sworn in, as was also Richard Boughton, the new Secretary. Somerset County was soon after established. 1 The Assembly that met this year held an interesting ses- sion. The Speaker chosen was Thomas Notley, 2 a man of whom we shall hear further. There is an account of a Bal- timore County ele...ction in the proceedings of this session, showing the power of the sheriff in elections. It seems this sheriff was also clerk of the court, and, while at one of the court sessions, received a writ for the election of delegates to the Assembly. He immediately held an election, although, of course, only a few of the inhabitants were present. * The Lower did not always agree with the Upper House. The chief cause of dispute was over the " Cessation of To- bacco, " as it was called. It was an agreement not to plant any tobacco for a year.
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