A School History of the United States
A School History of the United States
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In consequence of this liberal constitution, which was partly suggested by himself, Doctor Cutler, 3 of Massachusetts, as agent of the new "Ohio Company, " bought of Congress a million and a half acres of land on the Ohio and Scioto rivers. For other adventurers Doctor Cutler purchased four millions of acres more. The whole vast territory was then known as The Wilderness, " and contained no white inhabitants excepting a few French settlers on its western and northern borders. Attracted by the f...ertile soil and the assurance of good gov ernment, industrious emigrants soon thronged to the new country, and the five states 4 formed from the North-western Territory now contain one fourth of all the population of the United States. General St. Clair, 5 who was President of Congress at the time of the passing of the ordinance, be came the first governor of the territory, and took up his residence at Marietta, the first town on the Ohio.
326. The Indians on the Miami and Wabash rivers made frequent attacks upon the white settlements, being supplied with powder and guns from forts which the British still held, contrary to treaty, in the heart of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In consequence of this liberal constitution, which was partly suggested by himself, Doctor Cutler, 3 of Massachusetts, as agent of the new "Ohio Company, " bought of Congress a million and a half acres of land on the Ohio and Scioto rivers. For other adventurers Doctor Cutler purchased four millions of acres more. The whole vast territory was then known as The Wilderness, " and contained no white inhabitants excepting a few French settlers on its western and northern borders. Attracted by the f...ertile soil and the assurance of good gov ernment, industrious emigrants soon thronged to the new country, and the five states 4 formed from the North-western Territory now contain one fourth of all the population of the United States. General St. Clair, 5 who was President of Congress at the time of the passing of the ordinance, be came the first governor of the territory, and took up his residence at Marietta, the first town on the Ohio.
326. The Indians on the Miami and Wabash rivers made frequent attacks upon the white settlements, being supplied with powder and guns from forts which the British still held, contrary to treaty, in the heart of the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Venable William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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