Notes On a Recently Discovered Indenture Relating to David Thomson of Piscataqua And Massachusetts Bay in New England
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Neither is there any order hitherto taken between the two States for the settling of the trade for the time to come, or the satisfying of the merchants' com- plaints for the time past." (The Court and Times of Charles the First, IL 43.) 4 26 on the Piscataqua "my county of New Hampshire, or Mannor of Mason Hall." He had then no charter of government, though he may have intended to procure one, as Gorges afterwards did for Maine.
The formal restoration of Quebec to France did not take place till... the 5 July, 1632.
By an arbitration in Paris, it was decided that the French government sliould pay ^20,000 to Kirke as an indemnity for his loss, and the government pledged that sum, but not a penny was paid. By the treaty of peace, it was agreed between the two crowns that there should be no restitution for prizes taken on either side, before the date of the treaty, and no reprisals should be made for such captures. See " The First English Conquest of Canada," by Henry Kirke, M.A., London, 1871, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither is there any order hitherto taken between the two States for the settling of the trade for the time to come, or the satisfying of the merchants' com- plaints for the time past." (The Court and Times of Charles the First, IL 43.) 4 26 on the Piscataqua "my county of New Hampshire, or Mannor of Mason Hall." He had then no charter of government, though he may have intended to procure one, as Gorges afterwards did for Maine.
The formal restoration of Quebec to France did not take place till... the 5 July, 1632.
By an arbitration in Paris, it was decided that the French government sliould pay ^20,000 to Kirke as an indemnity for his loss, and the government pledged that sum, but not a penny was paid. By the treaty of peace, it was agreed between the two crowns that there should be no restitution for prizes taken on either side, before the date of the treaty, and no reprisals should be made for such captures. See " The First English Conquest of Canada," by Henry Kirke, M.A., London, 1871, pp.
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