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Merry Mount

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Merry Mount: see Morton, Thomas Morton, Thomas, fl. 1622–47, English trader and adventurer in New England. He visited New England in 1622 and returned in 1625 with Captain Wollaston, who founded a settlement at Mt. Wollaston (now Quincy, Mass.).
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colonists frolic around Maypole, causing Morton’s arrest. [Am. Hist.: Hart, 543]
See : Frivolity


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In the same interview Kepesh also mentions that this image of Merry Mount is what brought him to America, which is by way of explaining Kingsley's English accent.
Kepesh is first seen in the film on the Charlie Rose show (with real-life Charlie Rose on hand) ruminating about the first libertarian colony in America, Thomas Morton’s Merry Mount, a fur-trading settlement about 30 miles northwest of the repressive God-fearing Puritan colony of Plymouth.
This set offered his Piano Concerto, Mosaics and the Merry Mount Suite on one CD, and a collection of Hanson's talks about these works on the other.
 
 
 
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