The First Republic in America An Account of the Origin of This Nation
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(The original was of November 28, 1618.) The Coun- cil of State inserted were : Sir Francis Wyatt, governor ; Captain Francis West, Sir George Yeardley, Sir William Newce (marshal of Virginia), Mr. George Sandys (trea- surer), Mr. George Thorpe (deputy of the college). Captain Thomas Newce (deputy for the company), Mr. Faulett, Mr.
456 UNDER THE COMPANY Leech, Captain Nathaniel Powell, Mr. Christopher Davi- son (the secretary), Dr. Potts (the physician to the com- pany in Virginia), Mr. Roger S...mith, Mr. John Berkeley, Mr. John Bolfe, Mr. Balph Hamor, Mr. John Pountis, Mr. Michael Lapworth, Mr. Harwood, and Mr. Samuel Maycock.
Monthly courts had been instituted by Yeardley in 1619 under the civil law ordinance of 1618. In addition to the old ordinance, it was now appointed that the Council of State in Virginia " should assemble four times a year, to hold quarterly sessions [courts] for one whole week, to assist the Governor, as well in matter of Council as of State, and in all causes of importance, as also for redress of general and particular grievances." These first quarterly colony courts in Virginia were held in winter, spring, sum- mer, and fall terms, as the quarterly company courts in England, but they did not meet on the same dates, and they continued in session longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(The original was of November 28, 1618.) The Coun- cil of State inserted were : Sir Francis Wyatt, governor ; Captain Francis West, Sir George Yeardley, Sir William Newce (marshal of Virginia), Mr. George Sandys (trea- surer), Mr. George Thorpe (deputy of the college). Captain Thomas Newce (deputy for the company), Mr. Faulett, Mr.
456 UNDER THE COMPANY Leech, Captain Nathaniel Powell, Mr. Christopher Davi- son (the secretary), Dr. Potts (the physician to the com- pany in Virginia), Mr. Roger S...mith, Mr. John Berkeley, Mr. John Bolfe, Mr. Balph Hamor, Mr. John Pountis, Mr. Michael Lapworth, Mr. Harwood, and Mr. Samuel Maycock.
Monthly courts had been instituted by Yeardley in 1619 under the civil law ordinance of 1618. In addition to the old ordinance, it was now appointed that the Council of State in Virginia " should assemble four times a year, to hold quarterly sessions [courts] for one whole week, to assist the Governor, as well in matter of Council as of State, and in all causes of importance, as also for redress of general and particular grievances." These first quarterly colony courts in Virginia were held in winter, spring, sum- mer, and fall terms, as the quarterly company courts in England, but they did not meet on the same dates, and they continued in session longer.
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