The History of the United States of America, volume 2
The History of the United States of America, volume 2
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Called an Assembly, by which an attempt was presently =' made to quiet disorders by an act of oblivion and par- don, on conditions, however, of which few of the squat- ters availed themselves. This act was complained of COLLEGE AT PRINCETON. 4U by the proprietaries as tending rather to encourage than CHAPTER to suppress the insurgents, and presently they appealed to the king, in which they were supported by a repre- 1748. Sentation from the council. After a long delay, a com- Dec - mission of i...nquiry was ordered from England; but, pend- 1751 ing the inquiry, the squatters remained in possession u y a result which they considered equivalent to a triumph. A chancery suit, already commenced by the proprieta- ries against the Elizabethtown claimants, remained pend- ing without any decision down to the time of the Rev- olution.
On the paper money controversy, and other points in dispute, Belcher adopted a conciliatory policy which rec- ommended him to the Assembly, but exposed him to the rebukes of the Board of Trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Called an Assembly, by which an attempt was presently =' made to quiet disorders by an act of oblivion and par- don, on conditions, however, of which few of the squat- ters availed themselves. This act was complained of COLLEGE AT PRINCETON. 4U by the proprietaries as tending rather to encourage than CHAPTER to suppress the insurgents, and presently they appealed to the king, in which they were supported by a repre- 1748. Sentation from the council. After a long delay, a com- Dec - mission of i...nquiry was ordered from England; but, pend- 1751 ing the inquiry, the squatters remained in possession u y a result which they considered equivalent to a triumph. A chancery suit, already commenced by the proprieta- ries against the Elizabethtown claimants, remained pend- ing without any decision down to the time of the Rev- olution.
On the paper money controversy, and other points in dispute, Belcher adopted a conciliatory policy which rec- ommended him to the Assembly, but exposed him to the rebukes of the Board of Trade.
What to read after The History of the United States of America, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hildreth to read onlineMoreLess
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