Publications 25
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Digitized by Qoo^z I02 Memoir of only reafon the colonifts wifh for a charter is to give them liberty to trade with European nations without paying duties in England. Col. Dongan fent troops to Albany to aflift the Five Nations againft the French, for which expe- dition he has charged about fix thoufand four hundred pounds, of which I have fomething (when in England) to lay before your Lordlhips. Notwithftanding all the preten- fions of grievances menconed in their papers and cryes of... oppreflion it's not the perfon of S' Edmund Andros, but the government itfelf they defigne to have removed. Among the agents in England foliciting the reftoration of the charter are Mr. Richard Wharton, a great undertaker for pyrates and promoter of irregular trade, and Mr. Sewall, formerly Mailer of the Mint, who was a lofer by putting that down, as the pirates ufed to have their ftolen filver coined by him. Their prefent praftice fince their revolt is a fijfficient demonftracon of what they intend to doe when they receive a Charter.
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I. p. ^2.
Digitized by Qoo^z I02 Memoir of only reafon the colonifts wifh for a charter is to give them liberty to trade with European nations without paying duties in England. Col. Dongan fent troops to Albany to aflift the Five Nations againft the French, for which expe- dition he has charged about fix thoufand four hundred pounds, of which I have fomething (when in England) to lay before your Lordlhips. Notwithftanding all the preten- fions of grievances menconed in their papers and cryes of... oppreflion it's not the perfon of S' Edmund Andros, but the government itfelf they defigne to have removed. Among the agents in England foliciting the reftoration of the charter are Mr. Richard Wharton, a great undertaker for pyrates and promoter of irregular trade, and Mr. Sewall, formerly Mailer of the Mint, who was a lofer by putting that down, as the pirates ufed to have their ftolen filver coined by him. Their prefent praftice fince their revolt is a fijfficient demonftracon of what they intend to doe when they receive a Charter.
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