The History of North Carolina From the Earliest Period volume 1
The History of North Carolina From the Earliest Period volume 1
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38 298 CHAPTER i;n26 The lords proprietors required that every tract of land granted should be improved, by having thereon a house built, fifteen feet by ten, tight and habitable, of clap boards, or squared logs, with a roof, chimney and door place, a whole acre cleared, and the major part broken up and planted with fruit trees and grain.
In 1726, the unhappy contest, began under Charles II. , (1678) between the parent state and the island of Jamaica, ended. Matters were compromised, by agree- ...ment on the part of the assembly, to settle on the crown a perpetual revenue of eight thousand pounds a year, on condition that the quit rents, then estimated at one thousand four hundred and sixty pounds, per annum, should form a part of that sum. 2d. That the body of their laws should receive the royal assent. 3d. That all such laws and statutes of England, as had been at any time esteemed, introduced, used, accepted or received^ as laws of the island, should be and continue, laws of Jamaica, forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
38 298 CHAPTER i;n26 The lords proprietors required that every tract of land granted should be improved, by having thereon a house built, fifteen feet by ten, tight and habitable, of clap boards, or squared logs, with a roof, chimney and door place, a whole acre cleared, and the major part broken up and planted with fruit trees and grain.
In 1726, the unhappy contest, began under Charles II. , (1678) between the parent state and the island of Jamaica, ended. Matters were compromised, by agree- ...ment on the part of the assembly, to settle on the crown a perpetual revenue of eight thousand pounds a year, on condition that the quit rents, then estimated at one thousand four hundred and sixty pounds, per annum, should form a part of that sum. 2d. That the body of their laws should receive the royal assent. 3d. That all such laws and statutes of England, as had been at any time esteemed, introduced, used, accepted or received^ as laws of the island, should be and continue, laws of Jamaica, forever.
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