The Vermonter, Vol. 6: A State Magazine; August 1901 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The first years of the State government were largely occupied in providing for the continuation of the War of the Revolution and in preserving the independence of the State which was assailed by New York. In preserving the integrity of the State, some very curious attempts at expansion were made, a great number of New Ham p shire towns being at one time annexed to the State and one session of the legislature being held within the present borders of New Hampshire, and a number of New York towns were also annexed temporarily. This expansion served its purpose very well, because the neighboring states he came pretty much content to let Ver mont territory alone if she would let their territory alone.

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