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a [Bounty] in [Land] was offered in [] []
for to every nation - grants of land were
made [as] a reward of [merit] [and] [the}
[madrate] [every] [agreed] [] [] [] [] by which any
inhabitant of the colony might 
become a freeholder, all of
[which] [tended] to create an independent
[liberty] loving, [] ^[] []
& ^& the [] to [extend] the inhabited [liviely]
of the Commonwealth.  [Emigration]
[got] steadily in - peace & security
prevailed - the Settlers [began] [to]
[] the [] ^[] of []
^[] & a generation of [native] [born]
Virginians were just maturing.
"[Henceforward] ,says Mr Bancroft, the superior
[powers] [were] held to [reside] in the hands
of the [Colonial] [Parliaments] & of the King
as King of Virginia.  The [Country] [taken]
were the basis on [which] Virginia
[created] the [] of her [liberty].
[Its] reflections were wide & enduring
& can be [heard] [thro] all following
[years] of the [history] of the Colony.
[It] [ever] [to] [burden] the Plantation [in] [its]
[inforcing] the necessary of fundamentals
& succeeding generations learned to
[] [] [which] []
[] [old] [or] [the] [feast] []
often property of their [fathers] [DAMAGE]
the [priviledges] which were [DAMAGE]

conceded would never be [wrested]
from the Virginians; [and] [as] [new]
Colonies [arose] at the South, their
[] [] [could] [hope] to [] England
[alone] by [] []" as
large as those [] by their [older]
Rival:  [] freedom became so
[intimately] connected with the
life, property, & state of society of
Virginia, that they could never
would be separated,,.
     But [it] thus it appears [as] []
[] in History that one year before
the removal of the Pilgrims in
Massachusetts, fifteen years before
[] Calvert landed at St Marys,







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