Mother Earth
Mother Earth
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, Vizt: of England, France and Ireland the nineteenth and of Scotland the five and fiftieth, and in the fifteenth yeare of this plantacon.
Claiborne supervised most of the surveys included on the list of patentsthat was drawn up by Governor Wyatt in 1625. Out of 184 patents thatwere issued to individual planters, over seventy-five per cent includedonly 200 acres or less with the most frequent grant being the 100-acregrant to the "ancient planter. " For the remaining individual grants, approxima...tely one-sixth were between 201 and 600 acres; four werebetween 601 and 1, 000 acres; and four exceeded 1, 000 acres.
In an analysis of the status of the Virginia population with regard tolandholding at the time of the dissolution of the company in 1624, Professor Manning C. Voorhis concluded that only about one-seventh ofthe 1, 240 population obtained land from the company. This would leavethe remainder of the settlers as indentured servants or tenant farmerswho worked out their maintenance or transportation either for thecompany or for private individuals who financed their trip to America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Vizt: of England, France and Ireland the nineteenth and of Scotland the five and fiftieth, and in the fifteenth yeare of this plantacon.
Claiborne supervised most of the surveys included on the list of patentsthat was drawn up by Governor Wyatt in 1625. Out of 184 patents thatwere issued to individual planters, over seventy-five per cent includedonly 200 acres or less with the most frequent grant being the 100-acregrant to the "ancient planter. " For the remaining individual grants, approxima...tely one-sixth were between 201 and 600 acres; four werebetween 601 and 1, 000 acres; and four exceeded 1, 000 acres.
In an analysis of the status of the Virginia population with regard tolandholding at the time of the dissolution of the company in 1624, Professor Manning C. Voorhis concluded that only about one-seventh ofthe 1, 240 population obtained land from the company. This would leavethe remainder of the settlers as indentured servants or tenant farmerswho worked out their maintenance or transportation either for thecompany or for private individuals who financed their trip to America.
What to read after Mother Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Walter Stitt to read onlineMoreLess
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