Roger Ludlow the Colonial Lawmaker volume 1
Roger Ludlow the Colonial Lawmaker volume 1
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I hope they will hear to rea- son, as we were here first, and bought the land, and have since held a chargeable possession. " Small parties from the three Bay towns, Dorchester, Newtown, and Watertown, came to Connecticut, to choose locations, and make ready for their families in 1635 ; the chief im- migration taking place in 1636. Ludlow was among the first comers, that he might hurry on the Dorchester occupancy before stronger forces gathered from any source, and before Saltonstall's agent co...uld get further instruc- tions from England. Matthew Grant, the sur- veyor, says he began to set out men's lots in 1635, and a large one was allotted to Ludlow in this first distribution.
When Sir Henry Vane, John Winthrop, jr and Huo-h Peters demanded a "pertinent and plain answer from Mr. Ludlowe, Mr. Mav- erick, Mr. Newberry, and Mr. Stoughton, and the rest eno-aged in the business of Conn, plan- tation in the town of Dorchester, " the answer 62 ROGER LUDLOW was written in Ludlow's presence there, who had returned from the new plantation, after opening his campaign for possession, and was then supervising the departure, and in the busy stir of the people to join their friends on the river, — more than all, in the unyielding spirit of the men who had wrung from the government a reluctant leave to remove, and who counted in their ranks the ministers, sol- diers, statesmen, artisans, husbandmen, who were to plant the three towns, the nucleus of the State, and stand fast in the storm of war and the sunshine of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope they will hear to rea- son, as we were here first, and bought the land, and have since held a chargeable possession. " Small parties from the three Bay towns, Dorchester, Newtown, and Watertown, came to Connecticut, to choose locations, and make ready for their families in 1635 ; the chief im- migration taking place in 1636. Ludlow was among the first comers, that he might hurry on the Dorchester occupancy before stronger forces gathered from any source, and before Saltonstall's agent co...uld get further instruc- tions from England. Matthew Grant, the sur- veyor, says he began to set out men's lots in 1635, and a large one was allotted to Ludlow in this first distribution.
When Sir Henry Vane, John Winthrop, jr and Huo-h Peters demanded a "pertinent and plain answer from Mr. Ludlowe, Mr. Mav- erick, Mr. Newberry, and Mr. Stoughton, and the rest eno-aged in the business of Conn, plan- tation in the town of Dorchester, " the answer 62 ROGER LUDLOW was written in Ludlow's presence there, who had returned from the new plantation, after opening his campaign for possession, and was then supervising the departure, and in the busy stir of the people to join their friends on the river, — more than all, in the unyielding spirit of the men who had wrung from the government a reluctant leave to remove, and who counted in their ranks the ministers, sol- diers, statesmen, artisans, husbandmen, who were to plant the three towns, the nucleus of the State, and stand fast in the storm of war and the sunshine of peace.
What to read after Roger Ludlow the Colonial Lawmaker volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, John M. (John Metcalf), 1845-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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