Pemaquid And Monhegan
Pemaquid And Monhegan
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They all came to Monhegan, and Captain Smith says that at Pemaquid, opposite him, was a ship of Sir Francis Popham that had traded there for several years. Smith states that he learned two French ships were trading about the Merrimack and that he did not go in sight of them, — judicious navigator!
6 Peiimqitiif an J Moubegan.
Smith had the weakness of literature. He wrote well, and when he returned he wrote and published. Thus, what with him and Champlain, the trade secrets and profits of this ...coast were opened to the public, and a new era soon set in.
There was another effective cause also, which was the most important stimulus to the making of permanent settlemLnits.
THE WINTER FISHERY.
The course of the English fishermen had been to leave home in January and reach Monhegan, or Damrel's Cove, in March, set up their stages and begin fishing. By June their fish were caught and by August or September dried, so that they could sail for Spain and obtain an early market. They brought out double crews, forty to sixty msn, thus speeding their fishing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They all came to Monhegan, and Captain Smith says that at Pemaquid, opposite him, was a ship of Sir Francis Popham that had traded there for several years. Smith states that he learned two French ships were trading about the Merrimack and that he did not go in sight of them, — judicious navigator!
6 Peiimqitiif an J Moubegan.
Smith had the weakness of literature. He wrote well, and when he returned he wrote and published. Thus, what with him and Champlain, the trade secrets and profits of this ...coast were opened to the public, and a new era soon set in.
There was another effective cause also, which was the most important stimulus to the making of permanent settlemLnits.
THE WINTER FISHERY.
The course of the English fishermen had been to leave home in January and reach Monhegan, or Damrel's Cove, in March, set up their stages and begin fishing. By June their fish were caught and by August or September dried, so that they could sail for Spain and obtain an early market. They brought out double crews, forty to sixty msn, thus speeding their fishing.
What to read after Pemaquid And Monhegan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Levi Woodbury to read onlineMoreLess
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