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They live in Towns. The Inglish in Virginia | They live in Towns. The Inglish in Virginia | ||
have but one Town, which is James Town. | have but one Town, which is James Town. | ||
and that deserves not the name of Town, for it | and that deserves not the name of a Town, for it | ||
consists but of twenty or thirty Houses, and most | consists but of twenty or thirty Houses, and most | ||
of them are ordinaries, for the accomodation of | of them are ordinaries, for the accomodation of | ||
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In the rest of ye plantations they have | In the rest of ye plantations they have | ||
Towns except in Carolina. | Towns except in Carolina. | ||
Their Nations } | |||
Every nation has one or more towns according | |||
to the number of people, whereof it consists. In | |||
some of their nations, there are not above 12 or 20 | |||
men. | |||
Latest revision as of 00:51, 12 September 2022
7 Their Towns } They live in Towns. The Inglish in Virginia have but one Town, which is James Town. and that deserves not the name of a Town, for it consists but of twenty or thirty Houses, and most of them are ordinaries, for the accomodation of such, as have business at ye generall Courts & Assemblies; In the rest of ye plantations they have Towns except in Carolina.
Their Nations } Every nation has one or more towns according to the number of people, whereof it consists. In some of their nations, there are not above 12 or 20 men.