The Dutch Under English Rule 1674 1775
The Dutch Under English Rule 1674 1775
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"" The light of the proprietary point of view dawned upon the wayward set- tlers of Middlesex and Hunterdon Counties, but the majority of the people of Essex County had not yet, according to the Proprietors, become "sensible of their errors. " In must be borne in mind that the inhabitants of Middle- sex and Hunterdon Counties were not included in the original Elizabeth Town Purchase. The determining factor in their outbreak had been the influence of the general restless condi- tions about them,... or as was so often mentioned in the letters and reports of that time, the disorders spread. Coupled with that was doubtless the hope of substantiating their questionable claims against those of the Proprietors and in so doing, freeing themselves from the obligation of the quit-rents, which they had regarded with such hostility. But in Essex County, the seat of the Elizabeth Town Purchase, the outcome was different. In Essex County the Elizabeth Town Purchase contro- versy came to an end, but not to a legal settlement.
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"" The light of the proprietary point of view dawned upon the wayward set- tlers of Middlesex and Hunterdon Counties, but the majority of the people of Essex County had not yet, according to the Proprietors, become "sensible of their errors. " In must be borne in mind that the inhabitants of Middle- sex and Hunterdon Counties were not included in the original Elizabeth Town Purchase. The determining factor in their outbreak had been the influence of the general restless condi- tions about them,... or as was so often mentioned in the letters and reports of that time, the disorders spread. Coupled with that was doubtless the hope of substantiating their questionable claims against those of the Proprietors and in so doing, freeing themselves from the obligation of the quit-rents, which they had regarded with such hostility. But in Essex County, the seat of the Elizabeth Town Purchase, the outcome was different. In Essex County the Elizabeth Town Purchase contro- versy came to an end, but not to a legal settlement.
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