History of New England
History of New England
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" Further light upon the question is afforded by a letter of Sir Robert Sawyer, Attorney-General, preserved in the Massachusetts Archives (CVI. 322). May 13, 1684, Sir Robert wrote to " Mr. Wynne, at Mr. Secretary Godolphin's office, " in answer to a let- ter from Wynne enclosing one from Randolph. Referring to the writ of quo ivarranto, served by Randolph in Massachusetts the preceding au- tumn, Sawyer writes : " This letter was not delivered till after the return of the writ was out. The sher...iff's principal objection why he did not re- turn a summons was, the notice was given after the return was past. He did also make it a question whether he could take notice of New England, being out of his bailiwick. Upon ad- vice with the King's Council, I con- ceive that the best way to reach thera will be by a scire facias against the Company to repeal the patent; and upon a nihil returned by the Sheriff of London, a second special writ to be directed to Mr. Randolph, or some other person, who shall give them notice in time before the return of the writ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Further light upon the question is afforded by a letter of Sir Robert Sawyer, Attorney-General, preserved in the Massachusetts Archives (CVI. 322). May 13, 1684, Sir Robert wrote to " Mr. Wynne, at Mr. Secretary Godolphin's office, " in answer to a let- ter from Wynne enclosing one from Randolph. Referring to the writ of quo ivarranto, served by Randolph in Massachusetts the preceding au- tumn, Sawyer writes : " This letter was not delivered till after the return of the writ was out. The sher...iff's principal objection why he did not re- turn a summons was, the notice was given after the return was past. He did also make it a question whether he could take notice of New England, being out of his bailiwick. Upon ad- vice with the King's Council, I con- ceive that the best way to reach thera will be by a scire facias against the Company to repeal the patent; and upon a nihil returned by the Sheriff of London, a second special writ to be directed to Mr. Randolph, or some other person, who shall give them notice in time before the return of the writ.
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