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George Bancroft, History of the Colonization of the United States, Vol. 1, 17th edition., Chapter VII (search)
rity and peace seemed assured; the interests of its people and its proprietary were united; and for some years its internal peace and harmony were undisturbed by domestic faction. Its history is the history of benevolence, gratitude, and toleration. Every thing breathed peace but Clayborne. Dangers could only grow out of external causes, and were eventually the sad consequences of the revolution in England. Twelve months had not elapsed before the colony 1635. Feb. of Maryland, in February, 1635, was convened for legislation. Probably all the freemen were present in a strictly popular assembly. The laws of the session are no longer extant; but we know, that the neces- Chap VII.} sity of vindicating the jurisdiction of the province against the claims of Clayborne was deemed a subject worthy of the general deliberation and of a decisive act. Chalmers, 210 and 232. Bacon, in his Laws at Large, makes no mention of this assembly. For he had been roused, by confidence in his p