Providence in Colonial Times
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In 1720, Captain Dexter represented his situation to the town as follows. A lot of eighty acres having been " laid out at Scoakanoxit" to his grandfather, descended by A Group of Newcomers 157 inheritance to himself. There he had Hved, sown his seed, and gathered his crops for six-and-twenty years. Little by little, during that time, the land around him had been taken up, until the road leading to town was completely "stopped up." "So that I cannot . . . come at any Road That Leads Either to mi...ll or market with my Team : nor yet on foot nor on horse back, but as I have leve of Jonathan Sprague to pass through his meadow & ... I am of opinion that this . . . will be the first precedent that Ever was Set in New England, That after a man has laid out Land & built upon it, for other men to lay out Land Round his, & thereby Compell him to buy a high way to pass off his own land to get into a comon Roade," said the justly indignant farmer, who, not without reason, desired the town "to lay out a con- veniant high way .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1720, Captain Dexter represented his situation to the town as follows. A lot of eighty acres having been " laid out at Scoakanoxit" to his grandfather, descended by A Group of Newcomers 157 inheritance to himself. There he had Hved, sown his seed, and gathered his crops for six-and-twenty years. Little by little, during that time, the land around him had been taken up, until the road leading to town was completely "stopped up." "So that I cannot . . . come at any Road That Leads Either to mi...ll or market with my Team : nor yet on foot nor on horse back, but as I have leve of Jonathan Sprague to pass through his meadow & ... I am of opinion that this . . . will be the first precedent that Ever was Set in New England, That after a man has laid out Land & built upon it, for other men to lay out Land Round his, & thereby Compell him to buy a high way to pass off his own land to get into a comon Roade," said the justly indignant farmer, who, not without reason, desired the town "to lay out a con- veniant high way .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Selwyn Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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