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A year later, the town of New Haven was founded by Englishmen coming mostly from the city of London, where their minister, Daven- port, had been a clergyman of the Established Church. Some of the party were from other parts of the country, as Yorkshire, Herefordshire.
Connecticut settlers always paid the Indians for their land. But the price given for the County of New Haven is said to have been "one dozen each of coats, spoons, hatchets, hoes and porringers; two dozen knives and four cases of ...French knives and 'Sizers' to one tribe and a dozen coats to the other, " with promise of protection against their enemies and the right to hunt and fish on the territory thus sold. Not an expensive territory, in view of its value; but the Indians seemed satisfied.
In 1639, this New Haven colony divided to settle Milford. At almost the same time newly-arrived English immigrants established Guilford. Stamford became a settlement in 1640.
In 1643, six towns — New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Stamford, Southold and Branford — united to form the Republic of New Haven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A year later, the town of New Haven was founded by Englishmen coming mostly from the city of London, where their minister, Daven- port, had been a clergyman of the Established Church. Some of the party were from other parts of the country, as Yorkshire, Herefordshire.
Connecticut settlers always paid the Indians for their land. But the price given for the County of New Haven is said to have been "one dozen each of coats, spoons, hatchets, hoes and porringers; two dozen knives and four cases of ...French knives and 'Sizers' to one tribe and a dozen coats to the other, " with promise of protection against their enemies and the right to hunt and fish on the territory thus sold. Not an expensive territory, in view of its value; but the Indians seemed satisfied.
In 1639, this New Haven colony divided to settle Milford. At almost the same time newly-arrived English immigrants established Guilford. Stamford became a settlement in 1640.
In 1643, six towns — New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Stamford, Southold and Branford — united to form the Republic of New Haven.
What to read after Colonial Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Elizabeth Hickok Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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