History of Nova Scotia 2
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I'^ir a century and a half after its conrjuest from .Siiain. the British Island of Jamaica had a st.andiuL,'" troulile, one whiili increased in ma.;.;iiitude and un])leasantness as years went 1)\'. I\lan\- of the sla\es of the old .Spanish masters, who hv tre;it\' shwuld lia\e ;icc"m|i,im'ed their m.asters to Cuha and Ilis])aniola, lied to the hill cunntry of their own is|;md. The\' eslahlisjied themselves there and ile\eli'i])cd a crude form of j.;-o\-ernment. became in short, a (|uasi-indepen...dent st.ate. 'Idie 552 HISTOKV OF Xn\'A SCOTIA.
Maroons — so called from their wild lite — were, 1)_\- the (jo\crnur, it not the Asscnilil)', ot Jamaica, acknowledged to pohse^s territorial jin'isdictiou in certain parts of the island. I'ormal treaties were negutiatetl with them. They \vere to a larye extent treated as an negotiated with them. .Naturally friction arose. The Alaroon.^ be- came strong and felt their power. ITetlatory incursions on adjacent plantations became fre(|uent. The Alaidon ranks were continually swollen b\- the access of sla\'es tleeing from the real, iir alleged, op- pression of their masters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'^ir a century and a half after its conrjuest from .Siiain. the British Island of Jamaica had a st.andiuL,'" troulile, one whiili increased in ma.;.;iiitude and un])leasantness as years went 1)\'. I\lan\- of the sla\es of the old .Spanish masters, who hv tre;it\' shwuld lia\e ;icc"m|i,im'ed their m.asters to Cuha and Ilis])aniola, lied to the hill cunntry of their own is|;md. The\' eslahlisjied themselves there and ile\eli'i])cd a crude form of j.;-o\-ernment. became in short, a (|uasi-indepen...dent st.ate. 'Idie 552 HISTOKV OF Xn\'A SCOTIA.
Maroons — so called from their wild lite — were, 1)_\- the (jo\crnur, it not the Asscnilil)', ot Jamaica, acknowledged to pohse^s territorial jin'isdictiou in certain parts of the island. I'ormal treaties were negutiatetl with them. They \vere to a larye extent treated as an negotiated with them. .Naturally friction arose. The Alaroon.^ be- came strong and felt their power. ITetlatory incursions on adjacent plantations became fre(|uent. The Alaidon ranks were continually swollen b\- the access of sla\'es tleeing from the real, iir alleged, op- pression of their masters.
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