The English in America volume 3
The English in America volume 3
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"^ in Maine, authorized four Commissioners or trustees to act for him, among them his kinsman Champernown, and his father's staunch partisan, Joscelyn. Their design, so far as it can be judged from imperfect records, was to restore the proprietary government as devised by Sir Ferdinando Gorges. They demanded possession of all public documents, called together the freeholders of the colony, and granted commissions to such persons as were chosen by the people for civil and military offices. These... proceedings, or at least so much of them as related to the territorial rights of Gorges, were formally com- municated to the government of Massachusetts. '^ A year passed before Massachusetts took steps to- wards putting down this counter-revolution. In May 1662 Com- three Commissioners were appointed to restore sent from' authority. Two of them, Denison andHathorne, setts. Had acted in a somewhat similar capacity ten years before. Their former colleague, Bradstreet, was now in England, and his place was filled by Waldron, a rich and influential settler near the north-eastern frontier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"^ in Maine, authorized four Commissioners or trustees to act for him, among them his kinsman Champernown, and his father's staunch partisan, Joscelyn. Their design, so far as it can be judged from imperfect records, was to restore the proprietary government as devised by Sir Ferdinando Gorges. They demanded possession of all public documents, called together the freeholders of the colony, and granted commissions to such persons as were chosen by the people for civil and military offices. These... proceedings, or at least so much of them as related to the territorial rights of Gorges, were formally com- municated to the government of Massachusetts. '^ A year passed before Massachusetts took steps to- wards putting down this counter-revolution. In May 1662 Com- three Commissioners were appointed to restore sent from' authority. Two of them, Denison andHathorne, setts. Had acted in a somewhat similar capacity ten years before. Their former colleague, Bradstreet, was now in England, and his place was filled by Waldron, a rich and influential settler near the north-eastern frontier.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Andrew Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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