The Seal of Connecticut
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" The Council may not * Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll. , 4th Series, II, 156; History of Plymouth Planta- tion, Mass. Hist. Soc. Ed. , I, 246; Winsor, Narrative, &c.. Hist. , Ill, 301.
t Winsor, Narrative Hist. , Ill, 369 ; Thorpe, American Charters, &c.. Ill, 1846.
THE SEAL OF CONI^ECTICUT. 91 improbably have adopted a local seal for the Connecticut set- tlements, by some vote, no copy of which was preserved. Acts speak louder than words, and after any long lapse of years great weight must be attribut...ed to the fact that a colonial seal was in fact adopted for the Saybrook plantation. It is a legal maxim that ex diuturnitate temporis omnia presumuntur rite et sollenniter esse acta.
The seal of the Saybrook patentees was nearly circular in form, of about the size of a silver dollar, and bore for its design fifteen vines, arranged in three rows, the first of six, the second of ^YQy and the lowest of four. Above them a hand, seemingly thrown forward from the clouds, held a pennant bearing the legend, Svstinet Qvi Teanstvlit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Council may not * Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll. , 4th Series, II, 156; History of Plymouth Planta- tion, Mass. Hist. Soc. Ed. , I, 246; Winsor, Narrative, &c.. Hist. , Ill, 301.
t Winsor, Narrative Hist. , Ill, 369 ; Thorpe, American Charters, &c.. Ill, 1846.
THE SEAL OF CONI^ECTICUT. 91 improbably have adopted a local seal for the Connecticut set- tlements, by some vote, no copy of which was preserved. Acts speak louder than words, and after any long lapse of years great weight must be attribut...ed to the fact that a colonial seal was in fact adopted for the Saybrook plantation. It is a legal maxim that ex diuturnitate temporis omnia presumuntur rite et sollenniter esse acta.
The seal of the Saybrook patentees was nearly circular in form, of about the size of a silver dollar, and bore for its design fifteen vines, arranged in three rows, the first of six, the second of ^YQy and the lowest of four. Above them a hand, seemingly thrown forward from the clouds, held a pennant bearing the legend, Svstinet Qvi Teanstvlit.
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