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Town Meeting   

     Today, the powerful Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony (Including the Swaggerhill men) gathered together at a town meeting. Sir Frederick Willhimen, the owner of the Willhimen Whaling Industry, proposed a law that allows indentured servants to marry only if their master gives them permission to. Almost the entire room voted for this law. I certainly did not agree to the nonsense of these addlepates.

     Shame on you Frederick! I cannot even imagine letting my most diligent servant, Bentley, to be married off to a dandy prat of a woman. What will happen to the Swaggerhill businesses if I allow my precious indentured servants to marry? They will become too distracted to work. They will bring their useless wives onto my property and have children as well? In the name of Swaggerhill, I will not allow it.

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The Swaggerhill Ship

     My father and I have been planning to build this ship ever since I was a young lad. I have finally created the perfect vessel that will lead my fishing business to prosperity. The demand for fresh cod has been rapidly rising and I have been planning to expand the Swaggerhill Fishery. If you are in need of a vessel, do visit the Swaggerhill Shipbuilding Industry at the Bofton Port.

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Matthew Herschel Swaggerhill

     Greetings! I am happy to announce that I am now a Tumblrian. My name is Matthew Herschel Swaggerhill, 34 years of age. I am the owner of the Swaggerhill Shipbuilding Industry located at the Bofton Port. I come from an honorable line of shipbuilders. I inherited my prosperous family business from my father, William Herschel Swaggerhill. I also work as a fish merchant at Swaggerhill Fishery, traveling from Connecticut, Rhode Island, to New Hampshire. I am grateful for my indentured servants who help me catch fresh cod at the bay.

     My lovely wife Hildegard is a wonderful mother to my two children, Joanna(8) and Madeline(2), and another one on the way. We are a family of devoted Puritans, God is important to our lives. I come from a wealthy family. We live at the grand and luxurious Swaggerhill Estate, our home is certainly full of swagger. My uncle Claude and my cousin Hunter are a great help in running the family business. My dear mother and father had unfortunately passed away a few months ago, but I know they will be proud of the great man that I’ve become.