English Colonies in America volume 01
English Colonies in America volume 01
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His principal instrument in these schemes was one Fendall. He will come before us more than once, and his subsequent conduct shows him either to have been a thorough-paced traitor and intriguer, or to have had a singular faculty for placing himself in equivocal positions. Hith- erto he had figured among the supporters of the Proprietor, and in the defeat of Stone's party he had been taken prisoner. He was not, however, thought formidable enough to be singled out for punishment, and was set at l...iberty.
In 1656 the Proprietor seems to have invested him with a commission to act as Governor of the colony. On the strength of this Fendall took some secret measures against the authority of the Commissioners. The only result was to bring about his own imprisonment, from which he was released after a month, upon promise of good behavior. 1 In spite of this failure, Balti- more soon reasserted his claims by dispatching his brother, Philip Calvert, to the colony, with a commission as Councilor, and with power to act as Secretary, and to represent the interests of the Proprietor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His principal instrument in these schemes was one Fendall. He will come before us more than once, and his subsequent conduct shows him either to have been a thorough-paced traitor and intriguer, or to have had a singular faculty for placing himself in equivocal positions. Hith- erto he had figured among the supporters of the Proprietor, and in the defeat of Stone's party he had been taken prisoner. He was not, however, thought formidable enough to be singled out for punishment, and was set at l...iberty.
In 1656 the Proprietor seems to have invested him with a commission to act as Governor of the colony. On the strength of this Fendall took some secret measures against the authority of the Commissioners. The only result was to bring about his own imprisonment, from which he was released after a month, upon promise of good behavior. 1 In spite of this failure, Balti- more soon reasserted his claims by dispatching his brother, Philip Calvert, to the colony, with a commission as Councilor, and with power to act as Secretary, and to represent the interests of the Proprietor.
What to read after English Colonies in America volume 01?
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