Rhode Island Its Making And Its Meaning a Survey of the Annals of the Commonwe
Rhode Island Its Making And Its Meaning a Survey of the Annals of the Commonwe
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. . . A considerable company of Provi- dence people fled to Rhode Island their Houses here, their Forts, their Fences burnt up, and much if not most of their Cattel destroyed: they ob- tained leave of the Government at Newport to inclose a piece of the Common to get corn. They inclosed and sent two men ... To pray for Mr. Coddingtons favor to make use of some of his windfall Trees . . . For two gates etc. But Mr. Coddington ( who had never had a foot on Rhode Island but by one man of Providence... his means) now abounding with Land and Trees, turns these poor Providence distressed Souls off with a denial, " etc.
King Philips War 183 mouth and Newport, — English, negroes, and In- dians, — and that account be taken " how all persons are provided with corne, guns, powder, shot and lead " ; that a barrel of powder be furnished to Ports- mouth, and that " the two great guns that are now in the yard of the late deceased Mr. William Brenton shall be pressed for the Country's service, and car- ried to Portsmouth, and placed the one in the ferry neck, the other at or near the house of John Borden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . A considerable company of Provi- dence people fled to Rhode Island their Houses here, their Forts, their Fences burnt up, and much if not most of their Cattel destroyed: they ob- tained leave of the Government at Newport to inclose a piece of the Common to get corn. They inclosed and sent two men ... To pray for Mr. Coddingtons favor to make use of some of his windfall Trees . . . For two gates etc. But Mr. Coddington ( who had never had a foot on Rhode Island but by one man of Providence... his means) now abounding with Land and Trees, turns these poor Providence distressed Souls off with a denial, " etc.
King Philips War 183 mouth and Newport, — English, negroes, and In- dians, — and that account be taken " how all persons are provided with corne, guns, powder, shot and lead " ; that a barrel of powder be furnished to Ports- mouth, and that " the two great guns that are now in the yard of the late deceased Mr. William Brenton shall be pressed for the Country's service, and car- ried to Portsmouth, and placed the one in the ferry neck, the other at or near the house of John Borden.
What to read after Rhode Island Its Making And Its Meaning a Survey of the Annals of the Commonwe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richman, Irving Berdine, 1861-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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