A General History of New England, from the Discovery to MDCLXXX., Том 2Charles C. Little & James Brown, 1848 - 768 страница |
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... Connecticut . The occasion leading thereunto , and progress thereof , in the years 1635 and 1636 , with some occurrences which have since happened there , both in their civil and ecclesiastical affairs . CHAP . XLII . The first planting ...
... Connecticut . The occasion leading thereunto , and progress thereof , in the years 1635 and 1636 , with some occurrences which have since happened there , both in their civil and ecclesiastical affairs . CHAP . XLII . The first planting ...
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... Connecticut and New Haven disturbed by the Dutch at Manhatoes , and the Swedes at Dela- ware Bay , during this lustre , from 1641 to 1645 . CHAP . LI . ( 50. ) Conspiracies of the Indians against the English in New England discovered ...
... Connecticut and New Haven disturbed by the Dutch at Manhatoes , and the Swedes at Dela- ware Bay , during this lustre , from 1641 to 1645 . CHAP . LI . ( 50. ) Conspiracies of the Indians against the English in New England discovered ...
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... Connecticut , running north and south , and distant near an hundred miles from the most easterly point of Cape Cod ; first discovered by the Dutch , [ and ] called by them the Fresh River . About fifty or sixty miles from the entrance ...
... Connecticut , running north and south , and distant near an hundred miles from the most easterly point of Cape Cod ; first discovered by the Dutch , [ and ] called by them the Fresh River . About fifty or sixty miles from the entrance ...
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... Connecticut were observed to be about twenty societies , or companies , of these sav- ages , when the English first came upon this coast , to which all the rest may be reduced , all of them together not being capable to make a nation ...
... Connecticut were observed to be about twenty societies , or companies , of these sav- ages , when the English first came upon this coast , to which all the rest may be reduced , all of them together not being capable to make a nation ...
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... Connecticut , consist- ing of several lesser principalities , yet all united under one general ruler , called the Chief Sachem , to whom all the others owed some kind of subjection . It is said that before they were destroyed by their ...
... Connecticut , consist- ing of several lesser principalities , yet all united under one general ruler , called the Chief Sachem , to whom all the others owed some kind of subjection . It is said that before they were destroyed by their ...
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