George Washington 1
George Washington 1
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Washington, who certainly had confidence in the success of the plan, bought up some of these claims, paying for them prices that were low for the lands they called for, but not low considering the risks of failure. Further, he had been 148 George Washington at great expense in the preliminary arrangements, hav- ing paid all the fees of office and many drafts of the surveyor ; and he saw but little prospects of his being reimbursed for his outlay. It was only just, therefore, that he should secu...re some advantage from those who were indifferent to owning the lands, or unwilling to pay the necessary charges. On his shoulders had rested the whole business, and had it not been for his unre- mitted attention to every favorable circumstance, the grant never would have been carried through the Council.
General Lyman's scheme now took the form of a plan for colonizing Florida, which had been thrown open for settlement after 1 763. Whether this grew out of the delays attending the recognition of the Walpole grant, cannot be determined; but in 1773, himself wearied of waiting for action on his petition for lands in Florida, Lyman sent a party from New York to take possession and establish a colony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington, who certainly had confidence in the success of the plan, bought up some of these claims, paying for them prices that were low for the lands they called for, but not low considering the risks of failure. Further, he had been 148 George Washington at great expense in the preliminary arrangements, hav- ing paid all the fees of office and many drafts of the surveyor ; and he saw but little prospects of his being reimbursed for his outlay. It was only just, therefore, that he should secu...re some advantage from those who were indifferent to owning the lands, or unwilling to pay the necessary charges. On his shoulders had rested the whole business, and had it not been for his unre- mitted attention to every favorable circumstance, the grant never would have been carried through the Council.
General Lyman's scheme now took the form of a plan for colonizing Florida, which had been thrown open for settlement after 1 763. Whether this grew out of the delays attending the recognition of the Walpole grant, cannot be determined; but in 1773, himself wearied of waiting for action on his petition for lands in Florida, Lyman sent a party from New York to take possession and establish a colony.
What to read after George Washington 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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