The Book of the Indians of North AmericaDigital Scanning Inc, 1 abr 2001 - 468 páginas |
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... party that stole them . " " or etse he would revenge it on them before his departure , " and so departed for the night , " refusing whatsoever kindness they offered . " However , the next morning , Aspinet , attended by many of his men ...
... party that stole them . " " or etse he would revenge it on them before his departure , " and so departed for the night , " refusing whatsoever kindness they offered . " However , the next morning , Aspinet , attended by many of his men ...
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... party good against us at Plimouth ; concluding that if we remained , though they had no other arguments to use against us , yet we would never leave the death of our countrymen unrevenged : and therefore their safety could not be ...
... party good against us at Plimouth ; concluding that if we remained , though they had no other arguments to use against us , yet we would never leave the death of our countrymen unrevenged : and therefore their safety could not be ...
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... party good against all the Indians in the Massachusetts Bay ; and as Because , as all men know that have to do with them in that kind , it is impossible to deal with them upon open defiance , but to take them in such traps as they lay ...
... party good against all the Indians in the Massachusetts Bay ; and as Because , as all men know that have to do with them in that kind , it is impossible to deal with them upon open defiance , but to take them in such traps as they lay ...
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... parties separated . After assisting the settlers of Wessaguscus to leave the place , the English returned to Plimouth . taking along the head of Wittuwamet , which they set up in their fort . Meanwhile the Indian that followed Prat from ...
... parties separated . After assisting the settlers of Wessaguscus to leave the place , the English returned to Plimouth . taking along the head of Wittuwamet , which they set up in their fort . Meanwhile the Indian that followed Prat from ...
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... party . The sachems put themselves under the government of the English , agreeing to observe their laws , in as far as they should be made to understand them . For this confidence and concession of their persons and lands into their ...
... party . The sachems put themselves under the government of the English , agreeing to observe their laws , in as far as they should be made to understand them . For this confidence and concession of their persons and lands into their ...
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affair Americans answer appears arms army arrived asked believe Boston brother brought called Capt Captain carried cause chief Church command continued council court death desired died discovered doubt enemy England English escape expected father fear fell fight fire five force French friends gave give given governor guns hands head hear Hist immediately Indians Island John killed king known land learned letter lived manner marched Massachusetts means meet mentioned miles murder Narragansets nearly never night notice observed occasion ordered party passed peace Pequots person Philip Plimouth possession present prisoners probably reason received records residence River sachem says seems sent side Smith soon speak speech supposed taken thing thought told took town treaty tribe Uncas warriors wounded