Young Folks " Storia del nostro paese; un entusiasmante ed accurata storia dell'America, ha detto in un linguaggio semplice dell infanzia .. . Ogni colonia conteneva quattro cento ottanta mila ettari di whichthree quinti dovevano essere di proprietà di persone e due quinti dalla nobiHty. Thecommon persone erano vietate dall'entrare nella classe intitolato e thehighest dignità a .che un uomo del popolo potrebbe aspirare era quello di diventare lordof manor. Vi erano otto corti supreme e un parlamento che wasregulated da ver> elaborare leggi. Divertimenti, le mode, anche themarriages e funerali sono stati s

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Young folks' story of our country; a thrilling and accurate history of America, told in the simple language of childhood .. . each colony contained four hundred and eighty thousand acres of whichthree-fifths were to be owned by the people and two-fifths by the nobiHty. Thecommon people were prohibited from entering into the titled class, and thehighest dignity to .which a man of the people might aspire was to become lordof the manor. There were eight supreme courts and a parliament which wasregulated by ver> elaborate laws. The amusements, the fashions, even themarriages and funerals were systematically arranged. It took Locke three years to prepare this system of government, andin the mean-time two colonies had been estabHshed in Car-o-li-na. In 1664Sir John Yea-mans brought over the first expedition, and as the territory be-came settled the people set to work to make more simple and practical lawsthan those of the Grand Model, which were finally rejected in 1698. Sir Wil-liam Berk-e-ley of Vir-gin-i-a formed a colony of Al be-marleand Wil-liam Sayle was commissioned governor of that part of Car-o-li-na. wm O O< oo THE VIRGINIA COLONY. 63 lying south and west of cape Ro-maine, which was called Charles-ton. Therule of Yea-mans was very unpopular and he was finally succeeded by Jo-sephWest, under whose management the colony began to prosper. Al-be-marlewas unfortunate in its governors, who could not manage the people. Thesedifficulties were finally overcome by the appointment of one governor for

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookpublisherchica
• bookyear1898