Greenes of Warwick in Colonial History Read Before the Rhode Island Historical
Greenes of Warwick in Colonial History Read Before the Rhode Island Historical
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•• 1'. S. . Turn 6. I am this day inform* d that the Governor of Rhode Island intends to appoint a court to proceed to the trial of Munday and Cutler, the pirates whose money the Governor basin . IN COLONIAL HISTORY. 49 his bands, and in case nobody appears (to prosecute tbem for piracy), to acquit tbem and deliver tbem tbeir money, notwith- standing tbe Earl of Bellomont sent tbem His Majesty's circular letter, directed to all Governors in tbe plantations, to seize and apprehend tbe ships, goo...ds and effects of all persons suspected for piracy, iV r \, which, as I remember, Governor Cranston acknowl- edged to some he had received " Here is a picture presented of a conspiracy on tbe part of the officials of a government (which in the same paper is denouueed as being in the bands of Quakers and Anabaptists, (" God save tbe mark") as in fact it was chiefly, in complicity with John Greene, whom we have no reason to to believe to have been either a Quaker or a Baptist, to prey upon maratime property, through the instru- mentality of agents like Captain Kidd and his less famous conge- ners.
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•• 1'. S. . Turn 6. I am this day inform* d that the Governor of Rhode Island intends to appoint a court to proceed to the trial of Munday and Cutler, the pirates whose money the Governor basin . IN COLONIAL HISTORY. 49 his bands, and in case nobody appears (to prosecute tbem for piracy), to acquit tbem and deliver tbem tbeir money, notwith- standing tbe Earl of Bellomont sent tbem His Majesty's circular letter, directed to all Governors in tbe plantations, to seize and apprehend tbe ships, goo...ds and effects of all persons suspected for piracy, iV r \, which, as I remember, Governor Cranston acknowl- edged to some he had received " Here is a picture presented of a conspiracy on tbe part of the officials of a government (which in the same paper is denouueed as being in the bands of Quakers and Anabaptists, (" God save tbe mark") as in fact it was chiefly, in complicity with John Greene, whom we have no reason to to believe to have been either a Quaker or a Baptist, to prey upon maratime property, through the instru- mentality of agents like Captain Kidd and his less famous conge- ners.
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