Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1848 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... never published . Many of their associates , and others , have expressed a wish that it might be given to the public , as it is the original source from which several of our earliest historians derived much of their information . The ...
... never published . Many of their associates , and others , have expressed a wish that it might be given to the public , as it is the original source from which several of our earliest historians derived much of their information . The ...
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... never had enough inhabitants to manage so many fertile countries . * * thereof had probably for a long time been occupied by a people who nei- ther themselves nor their ancestors had acquaintance with civility or any liberal sciences ...
... never had enough inhabitants to manage so many fertile countries . * * thereof had probably for a long time been occupied by a people who nei- ther themselves nor their ancestors had acquaintance with civility or any liberal sciences ...
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... ; where [ Columbus had never been , ' ] contenting himself with the riches of Hispaniola , Cuba , ' Purchas's Pilgrimage , ( fol . Lond . 1617 , ) p . 894.-H. and some other islands , which he fortunately fell upon 8 GENERAL HISTORY.
... ; where [ Columbus had never been , ' ] contenting himself with the riches of Hispaniola , Cuba , ' Purchas's Pilgrimage , ( fol . Lond . 1617 , ) p . 894.-H. and some other islands , which he fortunately fell upon 8 GENERAL HISTORY.
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... never be heard of : and thus was the first plantation at old Virginia after much time , labor , and charge brought to confusion , and finally de- serted in the year 1590 : nor was there ever any planta- tion attempted in that place or ...
... never be heard of : and thus was the first plantation at old Virginia after much time , labor , and charge brought to confusion , and finally de- serted in the year 1590 : nor was there ever any planta- tion attempted in that place or ...
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... never failing of thirty or forty bushels per acre : but for the generality of the soil , it is of a lighter sort of earth , whose fruitfulness is more beholding to the influ- ences of the heavens , [ and the ] advantages of the sea ...
... never failing of thirty or forty bushels per acre : but for the generality of the soil , it is of a lighter sort of earth , whose fruitfulness is more beholding to the influ- ences of the heavens , [ and the ] advantages of the sea ...
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