History of the United States of America volume 1
History of the United States of America volume 1
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By tacit consent, the Genera] Court made Shirley an annual allow- ance of 1, 000 sterling for salary.
In 1737, a controversy, which had long subsisted between the two colo nies of Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, was heard by commissioners for that purpose ap- pointed by the crown. Various at- tempts had been made to settle this dispute, and it had been often recom- mended by the crown to the Assem- blies of the two provinces to agree upon arbitrators from neighboring * Hildreth's " Hitlory... of the United States, " vol ii. , p. 380.
1737 CH. II. ] EXPEDITION AGAINST LOUISBURG.
governments, and to pass acts which should bind each province to be subject to their determinations; but the sug- gestion had not been acted upon. This year, however, commissioners were ap- pointed, with Philip Livingston, of New York, as president, to settle the dispute. Greatly to the mortification of Massa- chusetts, it was decided against her, and the result was, 'New Hampshire gained several hundred thousand acres more than she had ever claimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By tacit consent, the Genera] Court made Shirley an annual allow- ance of 1, 000 sterling for salary.
In 1737, a controversy, which had long subsisted between the two colo nies of Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, was heard by commissioners for that purpose ap- pointed by the crown. Various at- tempts had been made to settle this dispute, and it had been often recom- mended by the crown to the Assem- blies of the two provinces to agree upon arbitrators from neighboring * Hildreth's " Hitlory... of the United States, " vol ii. , p. 380.
1737 CH. II. ] EXPEDITION AGAINST LOUISBURG.
governments, and to pass acts which should bind each province to be subject to their determinations; but the sug- gestion had not been acted upon. This year, however, commissioners were ap- pointed, with Philip Livingston, of New York, as president, to settle the dispute. Greatly to the mortification of Massa- chusetts, it was decided against her, and the result was, 'New Hampshire gained several hundred thousand acres more than she had ever claimed.
What to read after History of the United States of America volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Jesse Ames Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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