The Settlement of the Jews in North America
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In 1762, Aaron Lopez and Isaac Eleazar, being foreigners, applied for natur alization, which was granted, but afterwards set aside by a decree of the Superior Court as a direct violation of the Act of Parliament (13 of George II. , ) they being Jews. The New England colonies at that time, 88. Arnold s History of Rhode Island, p. 478.
Editor s note: Voted, in answer to the petition of Simon Medus David Brown and associates, being Jews, presented to this assem bly, bearing date June the 24th, 168...4, we declare, that they may expect as good protection here, as any stranger, being not of our nation, residing amongst us in this his Majesty s Colony ought to have, being obedient to his Majesty s laws. " Proceedings of the General Assembly for the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, June 24th, 1682 Bartlett s Colonial Records of Rhode Island, III. P. 160.
JEWS IN NORTH AMERICA 83 1762, and during the fourteen years that intervened before the Declaration of Independence, did not trouble themselves much about the Acts of Parlia ment where they conflicted with their interests, or what they considered their rights, and even in this case the courts were not willing to put their decision upon the Act of Parliament alone, but proceeded to declare that, by the charter of Rhode Island, the free and quiet enjoyment of the Christian religion and the desire of propagating it were the principal views with which the colony was settled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1762, Aaron Lopez and Isaac Eleazar, being foreigners, applied for natur alization, which was granted, but afterwards set aside by a decree of the Superior Court as a direct violation of the Act of Parliament (13 of George II. , ) they being Jews. The New England colonies at that time, 88. Arnold s History of Rhode Island, p. 478.
Editor s note: Voted, in answer to the petition of Simon Medus David Brown and associates, being Jews, presented to this assem bly, bearing date June the 24th, 168...4, we declare, that they may expect as good protection here, as any stranger, being not of our nation, residing amongst us in this his Majesty s Colony ought to have, being obedient to his Majesty s laws. " Proceedings of the General Assembly for the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, June 24th, 1682 Bartlett s Colonial Records of Rhode Island, III. P. 160.
JEWS IN NORTH AMERICA 83 1762, and during the fourteen years that intervened before the Declaration of Independence, did not trouble themselves much about the Acts of Parlia ment where they conflicted with their interests, or what they considered their rights, and even in this case the courts were not willing to put their decision upon the Act of Parliament alone, but proceeded to declare that, by the charter of Rhode Island, the free and quiet enjoyment of the Christian religion and the desire of propagating it were the principal views with which the colony was settled.
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