Papers And Addresses of the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut
Papers And Addresses of the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut
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Upon his arrival home, to his dismay, he found that his wife had been suddenly taken ill with the colic, and he had to impart to her or some other member of the family the nature of his employment, and thereupon the charter, placed in an old candle-box, was secreted in the corner of Captain Wadsworth's cellar, and the earth replaced in such a way as to thoroughly conceal it. His injunctions to the person to whom his secret had to be disclosed were that if anything should happen to him, they sho...uld communicate to Captain Cyprian Nichols the secret of its hiding-place.
Regarding these various traditions and accounts it is to be noted that they all agree in the statement which accords with the unquestioned facts of history, that the charter in some way disappeared and was never surrendered to Gov- ernor Andros. Different hiding-places are described, differ- ent actors mentioned, but every one save Bulkeley speaks of the fact of its disappearance and that, too, at night.
Turning now from tradition, oral and written, let us examine the records, so far as they have any reference to this matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon his arrival home, to his dismay, he found that his wife had been suddenly taken ill with the colic, and he had to impart to her or some other member of the family the nature of his employment, and thereupon the charter, placed in an old candle-box, was secreted in the corner of Captain Wadsworth's cellar, and the earth replaced in such a way as to thoroughly conceal it. His injunctions to the person to whom his secret had to be disclosed were that if anything should happen to him, they sho...uld communicate to Captain Cyprian Nichols the secret of its hiding-place.
Regarding these various traditions and accounts it is to be noted that they all agree in the statement which accords with the unquestioned facts of history, that the charter in some way disappeared and was never surrendered to Gov- ernor Andros. Different hiding-places are described, differ- ent actors mentioned, but every one save Bulkeley speaks of the fact of its disappearance and that, too, at night.
Turning now from tradition, oral and written, let us examine the records, so far as they have any reference to this matter.
What to read after Papers And Addresses of the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut?
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