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A School History of the United States

CHAPTER III
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Yet he set a noble example to other founders of colonies by freely granting to all sects full freedom of conscience.

As long as the Catholics remained in control, toleration worked well.

But in the year 1691 Lord Baltimore was deprived of his colony because he had supported King James II., and in 1692 sharp laws were made in Maryland against Catholics by the Protestants.

In 1716 the colony was restored to the proprietor.
The first settlement was made in 1634 at St.Marys.Annapolis was founded about 1683; and Baltimore in 1729.[1] [Footnote 1: Read Scharf's _History of Maryland_; Doyle's _Virginia_; Lodge's _English Colonies_; Eggleston's _Beginners of a Nation,_.] %27.

The Dutch on the Hudson.%--Meantime great things had been happening to the northward.


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