The History of North Carolina From the Earliest Period 2
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, „ i marks or an undutitul disposition, too took out h . ' . ' r ite transactions or the colonies; and out part ot . . . ' ,, r - revision or the late American trade Writs o! .
, . c le immediate obiect ot the attention solution ot . , , , ■ c . . , as to give to the trade and interest ot new legtslu ° I766J THE SEVENTH. 215 the colonies every relief which the true state of their circumstances demanded or admitted.
He added, that nothing would tend more effectually to every conciliatory purp...ose, and there was nothing which he had in command more earnestly to request from the governor, than that he would exert himself in reco'mmeding it strongly to the assembly, that a full and ample compensation be made to those who from the madness of the people had suffered for their obedience • to acts of the British legislature, and to request that the governor might be particularly attentive that such persons be effectually secured from any further in- suit, and that he should take care, by his example and influence, that they might be treated with that respect to their persons, and that justice in regard to all their pre- tentions, which their merits and sufferings claimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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, „ i marks or an undutitul disposition, too took out h . ' . ' r ite transactions or the colonies; and out part ot . . . ' ,, r - revision or the late American trade Writs o! .
, . c le immediate obiect ot the attention solution ot . , , , ■ c . . , as to give to the trade and interest ot new legtslu ° I766J THE SEVENTH. 215 the colonies every relief which the true state of their circumstances demanded or admitted.
He added, that nothing would tend more effectually to every conciliatory purp...ose, and there was nothing which he had in command more earnestly to request from the governor, than that he would exert himself in reco'mmeding it strongly to the assembly, that a full and ample compensation be made to those who from the madness of the people had suffered for their obedience • to acts of the British legislature, and to request that the governor might be particularly attentive that such persons be effectually secured from any further in- suit, and that he should take care, by his example and influence, that they might be treated with that respect to their persons, and that justice in regard to all their pre- tentions, which their merits and sufferings claimed.
What to read after The History of North Carolina From the Earliest Period 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franois Xavier Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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