Примеры использования Phips на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Phips died in London in early 1695, before the charges against him were heard.
During Shirley's extended absence beginning in 1749, Phips was seen as a somewhat weak executive.
Phips was elderly and ill, and died six months after Shirley left for England.
The 1,200-strong English landing force under Major John Walley, Phips' second-in-command, never got across the Saint Charles.
In early 1694 Phips was recalled to London, to answer charges of misconduct.
In 1691 William and Mary issued a charter establishing the Province of Massachusetts Bay,and appointed Phips its first governor.
Phips was one of a group of landowners of a large tract of land on the central coast of modern Maine.
Bradstreet was offered a position on Phips' council when the new governor arrived in 1692, but declined.
Phips returned to London with more than £200,000 worth of treasure, of which Monck received a 25 percent share.
Born Spencer Bennett,he was adopted by Massachusetts Governor Sir William Phips, his uncle by marriage, whose name he legally took.
Sir William Phips appears with several ships near L'Isle d'Orleans and demands the surrender of the Fort of Quebec.
As a result, a significant number of cases were dismissed due to a lack of evidence, and Phips vacated the few convictions that were made.
On 16 October, Phips sent Major Thomas Savage as an envoy to deliver a summons of surrender to Frontenac.
Originally dedicated to l'Enfant Jésus, it received the name Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire following the Battle of Quebec of 1690,in which an English expedition commanded by William Phips was forced to retreat.
This prompted Phips to write to Nova Scotia Governor Charles Lawrence, demanding compensation for the care of the refugees.
Following the death of Lieutenant Governor William Tailer in March 1731/2, Phips was appointed to the post, in which served under Governors Jonathan Belcher and William Shirley until his death.
Phips' council of war was extremely vexed by the reply, having expected to fall upon a defenceless and panicked city.
The incident divided the leadership of the colony from its citizenry; Phips sought to maintain peace with the Abenaki, while the local citizenry believed the killings did not merit punishment.
When Phips was sighted off Tadoussac, Frontenac ordered the garrisons of Montreal and Trois-Rivières to make for the threatened capital with all haste.
After William III and Mary II took the throne, Increase Mather andSir William Phips, Massachusetts agents in London, petitioned them and the Lords of Trade for restoration of the Massachusetts charter.
Phips implemented currency reforms advocated by Hutchinson to finally settle the province's longstanding problems with inflationary paper currencies.
Shirley, not expecting his absence to be aslong as it was, instructed Phips to avoid filling vacancies for offices that the governor made appointments for, and that any appointments he made should expire upon Shirley's return.
Phips' second term as acting governor, begun after Governor Shirley's recall, was brief, and dominated by Thomas Hutchinson, then a leading member of Shirley's administration.
In November andDecember 1692 Governor Phips oversaw a reorganization of the colony's courts to bring them into conformance with English practice.
Governor Phips was frequently in Maine overseeing the construction of defenses there, leaving Stoughton to oversee affairs in Boston.
In 1690, Sir William Phips was appointed major-general by Massachusetts to command an expedition against French Acadia.
Meanwhile, Phips's four large ships, quite contrary to the plan, anchored before Quebec and began bombarding the city until 19 October, at which point the English had shot away most of their ammunition.
In 1692, when Increase Mather and Sir William Phips arrived from England carrying the charter for the new Province of Massachusetts Bay and a royal commission for Phips as governor, they also brought one for Stoughton as lieutenant governor.
Phips immediately appointed Stoughton to head a special tribunal to deal with accusations of witchcraft, and in June appointed him chief justice of the colonial courts, a post he would hold for the rest of his life.
In November 1749 Phips proclaimed the end of hostilities between Massachusetts and the Abenaki, who had sided with New France during the recently concluded King George's War(1744-1748), but were not signatories to the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle ending the European conflict.