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A School History of the United States

CHAPTER III
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Virginia loses her Charter, 1624.%--The establishment of popular government in Virginia was looked on by King James as a direct affront, and was one of many weighty reasons why he decided to destroy the company.

To do this, he accused it of mismanagement, brought a suit against it, and in 1624 his judges declared the charter annulled, and Virginia became a royal colony.[1] [Footnote 1: On the Virginia colony in general read Doyle's volume on _Virginia_, pp.

104-184; Lodge's _English Colonies in America_, pp.
1-12; of course, Bancroft and Hildreth.

For particular epochs or events consult Channing and Hart's _Guide to American History_, pp.

248-253.] %25.


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