Virginia, 1492-1892 a brief review of the discovery of the continent of North America, with a history of the executives of the colony and of the commonwealth of Virginia in two parts |
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SIR JOHN HARVEY.
XXV. Governor and Captain-General.
XXV. April 2, 1636, to November, 1639.
Reinstated in his office by Charles the First, Sir John
Harvey returned to Virginia. Without delay he met the
Council at the church, at Elizabeth City, and published the
King's proclamation pardoning, with a few exceptions, all
persons who had given aid in the late uprising against him.
In November, 1639, he was superseded by Sir Francis Wyatt.
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