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Title: Young folks' story of our country; a thrilling and accurate history of America, told in the simple language of childhood ..
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hanson, John Wesley, Jr. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Chicago, W. B. Conkey co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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PURITANS BUILDING HOMES.North and South Car-o-li-na. Phil-lip Lud-well was the first general governorbut he was unequal to the task and so Thom-as Smith, a Car-o-lin-i-an,succeeded him. But it was not until John Arch-dale, a Qua-ker, was put at thehead of the government, that the colony became fully established. Geor-g^-awas settled in 1732 and in 1752 became a royal province.
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7. OWH H < Z Hen CHAPTER VIII.THE END OF THE DUTCH RULE Under the stem but kindly rule of Peter Stuy-ve-sant, New Am-ster-dam prospered. But while the old one-legged governor was fighting with theSwedes the In-di-ans fell upon the settlements of Pa-vo-ni-a and Ho-bo-ken,killed the men and carried off the women and children as prisoners. TheseIn-di-an attacks occurred at frequent intervals till finally the easy-goingDutchmen resolved to teach the savages a lesson, which they did and for atime there was comparative quiet. For a time the Qua-kers were persecuted as in the New Eng-landsettlements and Governor Stuy-ve-sant was anxious that they should be ex-pelled from the Dutch settlements. For this the directors in Hol-land re-buked him and the Friends were no longer annoyed. In the mean-time slaveswere brought m large numbers to New Neth-er-land. There was one fact which the Dutch observed with alarm and thatwas that Eng-!ish settlers were gradually encroaching on the lan

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