Fighting the Revolution With Printers Ink in Connecticut the Official Printin
Fighting the Revolution With Printers Ink in Connecticut the Official Printin
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153 act be forthwith printed, and distributed by the Representatives in the present Assembly. "* It was printed by Watson on one sheet fokled so as to make two folio leaves, f The first page contained the Resolution, the third page a form with blank spaces to be filled in under the several headings — as, "Males between twenty and seventy, married or single, " &c. , — for making return to the governor. But a single copy of this resolution and form has survived to the present time. Watson also pr...inted '^Additions to a resolve for numbering the people. "! What the "additions" consisted of is unknown. Curiously enough there is no record of what was the Colony's population as returned by this census ; and but a single return has come down to us, that for the parish of I^ewington in the town of Wethersfield. § A census had been taken on the first of January 1774, which showed a population of 191, 392 whites and 6, 464 blacks, a total of 197, 856.
This May session of the Assembly was "adjourned by proc- lamation" on June 8 ; and some time previous to May 27, by which time it had been printed, the Assembly adopted a curious recommendation or manifesto — the printer called it a proclama- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
153 act be forthwith printed, and distributed by the Representatives in the present Assembly. "* It was printed by Watson on one sheet fokled so as to make two folio leaves, f The first page contained the Resolution, the third page a form with blank spaces to be filled in under the several headings — as, "Males between twenty and seventy, married or single, " &c. , — for making return to the governor. But a single copy of this resolution and form has survived to the present time. Watson also pr...inted '^Additions to a resolve for numbering the people. "! What the "additions" consisted of is unknown. Curiously enough there is no record of what was the Colony's population as returned by this census ; and but a single return has come down to us, that for the parish of I^ewington in the town of Wethersfield. § A census had been taken on the first of January 1774, which showed a population of 191, 392 whites and 6, 464 blacks, a total of 197, 856.
This May session of the Assembly was "adjourned by proc- lamation" on June 8 ; and some time previous to May 27, by which time it had been printed, the Assembly adopted a curious recommendation or manifesto — the printer called it a proclama- tion.
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