Letters From the English Kings And Queens Charles Ii James Ii William And Ma
Letters From the English Kings And Queens Charles Ii James Ii William And Ma
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in right of purchass from the Indians, and were likely to have been a flouerishing plantation under the countenance of his Ma'ties government there settled by bis Gracious Letters Pattents to that colony under the broad seal, and by his perticuler commands to other of the colonys, severally re- quiring their assistance of them, but since the war those parts are distui4>ed by sundry who doe in- trude themselves upon them by countenance of the Government of Rhode Island as they alledg, and are an... ungoverned people utterly uncapable to advance his Ma'ties interest or the peace and hap- piness of their neighbours, as for the acts of his Ma'ties Commissioners 1664-5, we hope that none of their conclusions were intended to contradict his Ma'ties Charter, granted to his good subjects here, especially considering the absence of Colt. Niccols, when such conclusions were drawn up by others of them, without whose concurrence their acts as theire own Commission exhibited, declared to us were invalid, w-e humbly crave leave to propose that it will be most difficult, if not impossible for the several claymors of right in that country now resident in those colonys to defend theire interest in Eno^land before his Ma'- tie and Honowrable Councill, the whole estate of many of them being not able to transport them over seas, or supply the management of an easy defence at such distance whence they must inev- itably sink under the burthen of the loss of all, if his Ma'tie be not pleased in his Royall wisdom, to order some other expedient to an issue ; the English of these colonys having by his Ma'ties good leave under security of his Letters Pattents removed themselves into this remoat wildernesse neer fifty years now past, they have confidence that the malice of their adversaries by their pri- Meeting of Commissioners, ^'C.
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in right of purchass from the Indians, and were likely to have been a flouerishing plantation under the countenance of his Ma'ties government there settled by bis Gracious Letters Pattents to that colony under the broad seal, and by his perticuler commands to other of the colonys, severally re- quiring their assistance of them, but since the war those parts are distui4>ed by sundry who doe in- trude themselves upon them by countenance of the Government of Rhode Island as they alledg, and are an... ungoverned people utterly uncapable to advance his Ma'ties interest or the peace and hap- piness of their neighbours, as for the acts of his Ma'ties Commissioners 1664-5, we hope that none of their conclusions were intended to contradict his Ma'ties Charter, granted to his good subjects here, especially considering the absence of Colt. Niccols, when such conclusions were drawn up by others of them, without whose concurrence their acts as theire own Commission exhibited, declared to us were invalid, w-e humbly crave leave to propose that it will be most difficult, if not impossible for the several claymors of right in that country now resident in those colonys to defend theire interest in Eno^land before his Ma'- tie and Honowrable Councill, the whole estate of many of them being not able to transport them over seas, or supply the management of an easy defence at such distance whence they must inev- itably sink under the burthen of the loss of all, if his Ma'tie be not pleased in his Royall wisdom, to order some other expedient to an issue ; the English of these colonys having by his Ma'ties good leave under security of his Letters Pattents removed themselves into this remoat wildernesse neer fifty years now past, they have confidence that the malice of their adversaries by their pri- Meeting of Commissioners, ^'C.
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