Publications volume 1
Publications volume 1
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Why not say it? This Indian's visit was a noteworthy one. It subsequentl}'^ led to a visit of Massasoit, and later on to a 15 treaty of fifty years. Fifty years of peace do much to tps* ttablish a colony.
On page 59th we read: "The Boston colony hiiilt a «hip the first year after its settlemeirt. " That would be dn 1631. VVhy print the ftict ; unless t« give the im- l^ression that hei-e is the record of the first ship built on this coiitiiiewt by the English? One surely gets that im- pression e...specially when after diligently turning over the 4eaves, he finds nothing said of the building o(f any other vessel The first English built ship was the "Virginia, " and F(«t Popham in Maine wa« the plaee. Give the Kennebec the glory, and Maine her due! If either ves* «el should be specified, why not the one of the two con- structed twenty-four years before the other? ^'It is the first step that costs. " Shall we mention the ordinary, and shut out the extraordinary? Maine men are pleased that the Kennebec, celebrated for its fine vessels, was the pioneer in the art of American ship-building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not say it? This Indian's visit was a noteworthy one. It subsequentl}'^ led to a visit of Massasoit, and later on to a 15 treaty of fifty years. Fifty years of peace do much to tps* ttablish a colony.
On page 59th we read: "The Boston colony hiiilt a «hip the first year after its settlemeirt. " That would be dn 1631. VVhy print the ftict ; unless t« give the im- l^ression that hei-e is the record of the first ship built on this coiitiiiewt by the English? One surely gets that im- pression e...specially when after diligently turning over the 4eaves, he finds nothing said of the building o(f any other vessel The first English built ship was the "Virginia, " and F(«t Popham in Maine wa« the plaee. Give the Kennebec the glory, and Maine her due! If either ves* «el should be specified, why not the one of the two con- structed twenty-four years before the other? ^'It is the first step that costs. " Shall we mention the ordinary, and shut out the extraordinary? Maine men are pleased that the Kennebec, celebrated for its fine vessels, was the pioneer in the art of American ship-building.
What to read after Publications volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Me York Institute Saco to read onlineMoreLess
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