Junge Leute, die Geschichte unseres Landes; eine spannende und genaue Geschichte von Amerika, erklärte in der einfachen Sprache der Kindheit.. . Jede kolonie enthielt vier, 180 000 Hektar whichthree Fünftel wurden von den Menschen und zwei Fünftel der nobiHty besessen zu werden. Der Hochdruck-direkteinspritzungcommon Menschen wurden in die "Klasse verboten und thehighest würde. Das ein Mensch des Menschen streben war lordof den Landsitz zu werden. Es waren acht der obersten Gerichte und ein Parlament, das durch die Ver> wasregulated aufwendige Gesetze. Den Vergnügungen, der Moden, auch themarriages und Beerdigungen waren 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