The Popham Colony : a Discussion of Its Historical Claims, With a Bibliography of the Subject
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The Plymouth Colony landed in New England without a charter, and the event will never be the less significant on that account.
5. The Popham Colony "came to an end within a year, by reason of the death of its two chief supporters." Did it ever occur to " Sabino," that his Colony must have had a very slender foundation to have fallen in ruins at the death of two, out of a hundred and twenty, persons engaged in it ? The Plymouth Colony lost by death, in four months after the landing, fifty-one ou...t of one hundred and two, and still the Colony lived. We neither accept nor deny "Sabino's" statement as to the cause by which his Colony came to its end. Mourners, in doubtful cases, should be allowed to settle these questions for themselves. It was a case of complicated diseases, any one of which would have resulted in dissolution. Sworn testimony and a coroner's jury would be necessary to determine the approximate cause.
The first question before such a tribunal would be whether the patient could be said to have ever lived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Plymouth Colony landed in New England without a charter, and the event will never be the less significant on that account.
5. The Popham Colony "came to an end within a year, by reason of the death of its two chief supporters." Did it ever occur to " Sabino," that his Colony must have had a very slender foundation to have fallen in ruins at the death of two, out of a hundred and twenty, persons engaged in it ? The Plymouth Colony lost by death, in four months after the landing, fifty-one ou...t of one hundred and two, and still the Colony lived. We neither accept nor deny "Sabino's" statement as to the cause by which his Colony came to its end. Mourners, in doubtful cases, should be allowed to settle these questions for themselves. It was a case of complicated diseases, any one of which would have resulted in dissolution. Sworn testimony and a coroner's jury would be necessary to determine the approximate cause.
The first question before such a tribunal would be whether the patient could be said to have ever lived.
What to read after The Popham Colony : a Discussion of Its Historical Claims, With a Bibliography of the Subject?
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