Benning Wentworth
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Benning Wentworth (* 24. Juli 1696 in Portsmouth (New Hampshire); † 14. Oktober 1770 ebenda) war Kolonialgouverneur von New Hampshire von 1741 bis 1766.
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ベニング・ウェントワース（英: Benning Wentworth、1696年7月24日 - 1770年10月14日）は、1741年から1766年と四半世紀にわたってニューハンプシャー植民地総督を務めたアメリカの政治家である。
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Беннинг Вентворт (24 июля 1696 — 14 октября 1770) — колониальный губернатор провинции Нью-Гэмпшир с 1741 по 1766 года.
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Benning Wentworth (July 24, 1696 – October 14, 1770) was an American merchant and colonial administrator who served as the governor of New Hampshire from 1741 to 1766. While serving as governor, Wentworth is best known for issuing several land grants in territory claimed by the Province of New Hampshire west of the Connecticut River, which led to disputes with the neighboring colony of New York and the eventual founding of Vermont.
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Benning Wentworth (1696-1770) était un colon de la Nouvelle-Angleterre qui fut lieutenant gouverneur de la Province du New Hampshire entre 1741 et 1766, en succédant à son père, qui l'avait été entre 1717 et 1730. Pendant la guerre de Sept Ans, malgré les protestations de George Clinton, gouverneur new-yorkais, il fait bâtir le Fort Wentworth, à la jonction de la Rivière Ammonoosuc supérieure et du fleuve Connecticut, près de l'actuelle Northumberland, New Hampshire, par des soldats du colonel Joseph Blanchard et Robert Rogers.
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Benning Wentworth
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Benning Wentworth
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Benning Wentworth
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ベニング・ウェントワース
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Вентворт, Беннинг
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Don Diego
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Don Granada
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Benning Wentworth signature.PNG
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Benning Wentworth (July 24, 1696 – October 14, 1770) was an American merchant and colonial administrator who served as the governor of New Hampshire from 1741 to 1766. While serving as governor, Wentworth is best known for issuing several land grants in territory claimed by the Province of New Hampshire west of the Connecticut River, which led to disputes with the neighboring colony of New York and the eventual founding of Vermont. Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire into a prominent colonial family in 1692, Wentworth was groomed by his father John while growing up to assume control over the family business before misbehavior while studying at Harvard College led him to be sent to Boston instead in 1715. There, Wentworth was apprenticed at his uncle's business before becoming a merchant. In 1730, he returned to Portsmouth to assume control over his father's estate. After Wentworth returned to his family, he soon started becoming involved in politics, sitting on both the House of Representatives and the governor's council in the 1730's. There, he allied with Theodore Atkinson against political rivals Jonathan Belcher and Richard Waldron. In 1733, Spain refused to pay Wentworth for a timber shipment, leaving him in debt. Negotiations in London to resolve this led to Wentworth being appointed governor in 1741. Wentworth used his position as governor to entrench his family's economic and political dominance in New Hampshire. In the 1760's, a dispute with the colonial government in neighboring New York ultimately led to an end to Wentworth's land grants, and he eventually stepped down as governor in 1766. Wentworth soon retired to his mansion in Portsmouth, where he died four years later. The town of Bennington, Vermont was named in his honor.
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Benning Wentworth (* 24. Juli 1696 in Portsmouth (New Hampshire); † 14. Oktober 1770 ebenda) war Kolonialgouverneur von New Hampshire von 1741 bis 1766.
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Benning Wentworth (1696-1770) était un colon de la Nouvelle-Angleterre qui fut lieutenant gouverneur de la Province du New Hampshire entre 1741 et 1766, en succédant à son père, qui l'avait été entre 1717 et 1730. Le New Hampshire lance peu après son arrivée, en 1749, une politique d'annexion des territoires situés au nord dans le futur État du Vermont. Afin d'éviter d'être accusé de favoriser la spéculation, il demandait des preuves que les habitants étaient des cultivateurs, sous la forme de versements en Indian Corn à Portsmouth à Noël de chaque année, à hauteur de un shilling pour 100 acres. Pendant la guerre de Sept Ans, malgré les protestations de George Clinton, gouverneur new-yorkais, il fait bâtir le Fort Wentworth, à la jonction de la Rivière Ammonoosuc supérieure et du fleuve Connecticut, près de l'actuelle Northumberland, New Hampshire, par des soldats du colonel Joseph Blanchard et Robert Rogers.
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ベニング・ウェントワース（英: Benning Wentworth、1696年7月24日 - 1770年10月14日）は、1741年から1766年と四半世紀にわたってニューハンプシャー植民地総督を務めたアメリカの政治家である。
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Беннинг Вентворт (24 июля 1696 — 14 октября 1770) — колониальный губернатор провинции Нью-Гэмпшир с 1741 по 1766 года.
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Benning Wentworth signature.PNG
