A General History of New England: From the Discovery to MDCLXXX.C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1968 - 768 страница |
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... means so well acquainted with our language , that they were pretty well able to discourse with them , and acquaint them with ma- ny matters needful for the carrying on their design — as how to plant their corn -after what manner to ...
... means so well acquainted with our language , that they were pretty well able to discourse with them , and acquaint them with ma- ny matters needful for the carrying on their design — as how to plant their corn -after what manner to ...
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... means to victual out an hundred men , which the expedition would require so all was deferred to further counsel , by which occasion Mr. Girling was forced to return , without effecting their purpose . Nor did they find any means ...
... means to victual out an hundred men , which the expedition would require so all was deferred to further counsel , by which occasion Mr. Girling was forced to return , without effecting their purpose . Nor did they find any means ...
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... means , also , they came to understand one another much better . And , in conclusion , the judgment of the Assembly did appear in the points controverted between them and Mr. Cotton , and if he were not convinced , yet he was per ...
... means , also , they came to understand one another much better . And , in conclusion , the judgment of the Assembly did appear in the points controverted between them and Mr. Cotton , and if he were not convinced , yet he was per ...
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Of the first discovery of the country of New England 4 | 8 |
Ecclesiastical affairs in New England from the year | 12 |
CHAP V | 22 |
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