The Story of Worcester Massachusetts
The Story of Worcester Massachusetts
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The court was not allowed to do business, and a compromise was effected by which those men confined in prison for debt should be released.
It was impossible to transact any business in the courts of Middlesex, Bristol, Worces- ter, Hampshire or Berkshire Counties.
Governor Bowdoin issued a proclama- tion calling together the members of the General Court October 18, 1786. It was decided to remove, so far as it was in their power, all causes of discontent, believing that when this was done, nothi...ng further would be heard of insurrection. The House voted to remove the General Court from Boston if it could be done with any advantage to the people. An address to the people was issued and sent to every town informing the people of the exact condition of public matters and trying to show that much of the dissatisfaction and unrest Shays's Rebellion 37 among the people came largely from a lack of knowledge relating to the affairs of the state. A general pardon was granted all persons who had taken part in the insurrec- tion, provided they would take the oath of allegiance before Jan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The court was not allowed to do business, and a compromise was effected by which those men confined in prison for debt should be released.
It was impossible to transact any business in the courts of Middlesex, Bristol, Worces- ter, Hampshire or Berkshire Counties.
Governor Bowdoin issued a proclama- tion calling together the members of the General Court October 18, 1786. It was decided to remove, so far as it was in their power, all causes of discontent, believing that when this was done, nothi...ng further would be heard of insurrection. The House voted to remove the General Court from Boston if it could be done with any advantage to the people. An address to the people was issued and sent to every town informing the people of the exact condition of public matters and trying to show that much of the dissatisfaction and unrest Shays's Rebellion 37 among the people came largely from a lack of knowledge relating to the affairs of the state. A general pardon was granted all persons who had taken part in the insurrec- tion, provided they would take the oath of allegiance before Jan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas F Thomas Francis Oflynn to read onlineMoreLess
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