The New Hampshire Covenant of 1774 a Paper Read Before the New Hampshire Histo
The New Hampshire Covenant of 1774 a Paper Read Before the New Hampshire Histo
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293. Atinals- of Portsmouth, p. 244.
2 Windsor's Jleni. Hist. Boston, Vol. 3, p.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COVENANT OE 1774.
lected by the dependent sheriffs. Town meetings were to be abolished, except for the election of officers or by the special permission of the gov- ernor. This bill was passed by a vote of more than three to one. " The second provided that " Magis- trates, revenue officers and soldiers, charged with capital offenses, could be tried in England or Nova Scotia. This bill passed by a ...vote of more than four to one. " ^ The third made provision for the quartering of British troops upon the towns.
But all these vindictive laws failed to accomplish their expected pur- poses. Particularly applicable is this remark to the Boston Port Bill, the effect of which was twofold. While it caused great distress to large num- bers of the inhabitants of Boston, it ahso created stern indignation in all the colonies, frightened few persons, and created a universal sympathy for those distressed thereby, which at once manifested itself by liberal con- tributions to the people of the be- leaguered town, which largely pre- vented the sufferings it was intended to produce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
293. Atinals- of Portsmouth, p. 244.
2 Windsor's Jleni. Hist. Boston, Vol. 3, p.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COVENANT OE 1774.
lected by the dependent sheriffs. Town meetings were to be abolished, except for the election of officers or by the special permission of the gov- ernor. This bill was passed by a vote of more than three to one. " The second provided that " Magis- trates, revenue officers and soldiers, charged with capital offenses, could be tried in England or Nova Scotia. This bill passed by a ...vote of more than four to one. " ^ The third made provision for the quartering of British troops upon the towns.
But all these vindictive laws failed to accomplish their expected pur- poses. Particularly applicable is this remark to the Boston Port Bill, the effect of which was twofold. While it caused great distress to large num- bers of the inhabitants of Boston, it ahso created stern indignation in all the colonies, frightened few persons, and created a universal sympathy for those distressed thereby, which at once manifested itself by liberal con- tributions to the people of the be- leaguered town, which largely pre- vented the sufferings it was intended to produce.
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