The Old Colonial System, 1660-1754
The Old Colonial System, 1660-1754
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The Secretary of the province, Robert Quarry, while temporarily in charge of affairs, had been suspected of complicity with the pirates, and shortly afterwards Governor Joseph Morton was accused of allowing two buccaneers to bring a Spanish prize to South Carolina.* Tames Colleton, a member of the distinguished Barbadian family and a brother of one of the proprietors, was appointed . Governor in 1686,^ and was instructed to investigate these matters.* In addition, the proprietors wrote to him o...f some Portuguese brigantines laden with sugar, which had been captured by English pirates and brought to South Carolina, where they were condemned by collusion between Quarry and the pirates as unfree ships. In this manner a technically legal title was secured. "Wee see," the propri- * On these instructions, see No. Ca. Col. Rec. I, pp. 347, 348 ; C. C.
1681-1685, p. 592 ; Conn. Col. Rec. EI, pp. 336, 337.
» C. C. 1681-1685, pp. 645, 646.
» Hughson, The Carolina Pirates, p. 21. See also C. C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Secretary of the province, Robert Quarry, while temporarily in charge of affairs, had been suspected of complicity with the pirates, and shortly afterwards Governor Joseph Morton was accused of allowing two buccaneers to bring a Spanish prize to South Carolina.* Tames Colleton, a member of the distinguished Barbadian family and a brother of one of the proprietors, was appointed . Governor in 1686,^ and was instructed to investigate these matters.* In addition, the proprietors wrote to him o...f some Portuguese brigantines laden with sugar, which had been captured by English pirates and brought to South Carolina, where they were condemned by collusion between Quarry and the pirates as unfree ships. In this manner a technically legal title was secured. "Wee see," the propri- * On these instructions, see No. Ca. Col. Rec. I, pp. 347, 348 ; C. C.
1681-1685, p. 592 ; Conn. Col. Rec. EI, pp. 336, 337.
» C. C. 1681-1685, pp. 645, 646.
» Hughson, The Carolina Pirates, p. 21. See also C. C.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beer, George Louis, 1872-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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