Colonial Self-Government, 1652-1689
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'Mass. Hist. Soc, Collections, 4th series, II., 297; Journal of the Lords of Trade, yi., 6g; Cal. of State Pap., Col., 1685-1688, §§ 1321, 1534; Conn. Col. Records, III., 377, 378.
i687] NEW ENGLAND 271 June 27, 1687, did not reach Andros until October 18. Soon after its receipt the governor, who had held off because he knew perfectly well that the colony had not submitted,' wrote to Governor Treat announcing his purpose of visiting Hartford.
October 26, he left Boston, met the Connecticut cour...t called in special session on November i, and read his own commission and the king's special order.^ He dissolved the government, erected a rnnnty nr^aniy.ptinn, app ointed judicial anH military officers , and admitted Connecticut representatives injp Tiig pniinrjl TTip colony was thus annexed to the dominion of New England, but it never sur- rendered its charter, tradition having it that the instrument was spirited away and hidden in an oak-tree,^ so that the colony was never deprived of it by any legal process.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Mass. Hist. Soc, Collections, 4th series, II., 297; Journal of the Lords of Trade, yi., 6g; Cal. of State Pap., Col., 1685-1688, §§ 1321, 1534; Conn. Col. Records, III., 377, 378.
i687] NEW ENGLAND 271 June 27, 1687, did not reach Andros until October 18. Soon after its receipt the governor, who had held off because he knew perfectly well that the colony had not submitted,' wrote to Governor Treat announcing his purpose of visiting Hartford.
October 26, he left Boston, met the Connecticut cour...t called in special session on November i, and read his own commission and the king's special order.^ He dissolved the government, erected a rnnnty nr^aniy.ptinn, app ointed judicial anH military officers , and admitted Connecticut representatives injp Tiig pniinrjl TTip colony was thus annexed to the dominion of New England, but it never sur- rendered its charter, tradition having it that the instrument was spirited away and hidden in an oak-tree,^ so that the colony was never deprived of it by any legal process.
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