Summary

Plantation Agreement at Providence (1640)

“ In the first Arbitration the offendor may offer reasonable terms of peace, and the offended may exact upon him and refuse and trouble men beyond reasonable satisfaction; so for the last arbitrators to judge where the fault was, in not agreeing in the first, to pay the charge of the last.
IV. Agreed, that if any person damnify any man, either in goods of good name, and the person offended follow not the cause uppon the offendor, that if any person give notice to the 5 Disposers, they shall call the party delinquent to answer by Arbitration.
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Plantation Agreement at Providence (1640)

“ III. Agreed, that after many Considerations and Consultations of our owne State and alsoe of States abroad in way of government, we apprehend, no way so suitable to our Condition as government by way of Arbitration. ”
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