Sparks, J: American Biography, Vol. 9 (Classic Reprint)

Anglický jazyk

Sparks, J: American Biography, Vol. 9 (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from American Biography, Vol. 9

Connecticut River, thus con¿icting with the ex press letter of the Massachusetts and Connecticut charters, which extended those colonies westward to the South Sea, or Pacific Ocean. After a long controversy, kept up at times with a good deal of heat on both sides, the line of division between these colonies was fixed by mutual agreement at twenty miles east of Hudson's Riv er, running nearly in a north and south direc tion. This line was adopted as a compromise between Connecticut and New York, upon the consideration that the Connecticut settlers had established themselves so far to the westward under patents from that colony, as to be within about twenty miles of the Hudson. The Mas sachusetts boundary was decided much later to be a continuation of the Connecticut line to the north, making the western limit of Massachusetts also twenty miles from the same river. This claim was supported mainly on the ground of the precedent in the case of Connecticut, and was long resisted by New York, as interfering with previous grants from that colony extending thirty miles eastward from the Hudson.

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