Jonathan Hagar the Founder of Hagerstown
Jonathan Hagar the Founder of Hagerstown
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Ifith, Mr. Hagar, having been re-elected, qualified and took his seat to serve in his own stead, in time to vote in favor of that famous address to Governor Eden, protesting against his at- tempt to fix the fees of officers by proclamation, a subject which — 11 — agitated the minds of the good people of Maryland until the open- ing scenes in the revolutionary drama distracted attention from all minor matters.
The act which gave Mr. Llagar his seat reads: "Whereas many foreign protestants have a...lready settled in this province, and others from the lenity of our government, the purity of our religion, and the benefit of our laws, may be hereafter induced to settle there- in, if they were made partakers of the advantages and privileges which natural born subjects enjoy: Be it therefore enacted by, etc.. That all such foreign prot- estants who have been already naturalized in this province pur- suant to the directions of the 8tat. " 1. 3 Geo. II. , cap. 7 — before quoted as that under which Mr, Hagar was naturalized — "and all foreign protestants who shall be hereafter naturalized in this province pursuant to the directions of the said statute, shall be deemed, adjudged and taken, to be natural born subjects, to all intents, constructions and purposes as if they, and every of them, had been born within the kingdoms of Great Britain or Ireland, or within any other of his majesty's dominions, any law to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ifith, Mr. Hagar, having been re-elected, qualified and took his seat to serve in his own stead, in time to vote in favor of that famous address to Governor Eden, protesting against his at- tempt to fix the fees of officers by proclamation, a subject which — 11 — agitated the minds of the good people of Maryland until the open- ing scenes in the revolutionary drama distracted attention from all minor matters.
The act which gave Mr. Llagar his seat reads: "Whereas many foreign protestants have a...lready settled in this province, and others from the lenity of our government, the purity of our religion, and the benefit of our laws, may be hereafter induced to settle there- in, if they were made partakers of the advantages and privileges which natural born subjects enjoy: Be it therefore enacted by, etc.. That all such foreign prot- estants who have been already naturalized in this province pur- suant to the directions of the 8tat. " 1. 3 Geo. II. , cap. 7 — before quoted as that under which Mr, Hagar was naturalized — "and all foreign protestants who shall be hereafter naturalized in this province pursuant to the directions of the said statute, shall be deemed, adjudged and taken, to be natural born subjects, to all intents, constructions and purposes as if they, and every of them, had been born within the kingdoms of Great Britain or Ireland, or within any other of his majesty's dominions, any law to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding.
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