The Baxter Manuscripts volume 2
The Baxter Manuscripts volume 2
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Cooke but what relates to his actions this winter, M* Cooke having pur- chased two old grants for land that were granted by the Gov- ernment of New England In the years 1641: & 1671 Never taken up till now the first for 800 acres the other for 500 acres of land, and to prove his assertion, that the King has no woods here, has laid out these two grants of 1300 acres of Land In the Province of Main, without all the Townships or town Bounds, in his Majestys woods as I allways thought & preserved a...s Such, but M* Cooke bids Defiance to any Right or Title the King has to any woods.
The Province of Main was a Distinct Goverment 40 years after the first of these grants and many after the last, I was upon this Spot of land last winter was 12 months that he has laid out & lie in the Best parcell of Pine trees I ever saw in this Country, Now if M* Cooke is allowed in this action he has fully proved that his Majesty has no woods for all within the townships are the peoples, and if all without are as M T .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooke but what relates to his actions this winter, M* Cooke having pur- chased two old grants for land that were granted by the Gov- ernment of New England In the years 1641: & 1671 Never taken up till now the first for 800 acres the other for 500 acres of land, and to prove his assertion, that the King has no woods here, has laid out these two grants of 1300 acres of Land In the Province of Main, without all the Townships or town Bounds, in his Majestys woods as I allways thought & preserved a...s Such, but M* Cooke bids Defiance to any Right or Title the King has to any woods.
The Province of Main was a Distinct Goverment 40 years after the first of these grants and many after the last, I was upon this Spot of land last winter was 12 months that he has laid out & lie in the Best parcell of Pine trees I ever saw in this Country, Now if M* Cooke is allowed in this action he has fully proved that his Majesty has no woods for all within the townships are the peoples, and if all without are as M T .
What to read after The Baxter Manuscripts volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Phinney Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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