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... English and French , and of the latest American and English travellers . I have only adverted to some peculiarities which appeared to deserve attention , and more espe- cially to the means of subsistence of the Indians , to the causes ...
... English and French , and of the latest American and English travellers . I have only adverted to some peculiarities which appeared to deserve attention , and more espe- cially to the means of subsistence of the Indians , to the causes ...
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... English , had made dreadful ravages amongst those two nations and the Wampanoags . But , after making every reasonable allowance for exaggera- tions derived from Indian reports , there can be no doubt , from the concurrent accounts of ...
... English , had made dreadful ravages amongst those two nations and the Wampanoags . But , after making every reasonable allowance for exaggera- tions derived from Indian reports , there can be no doubt , from the concurrent accounts of ...
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... English . After due deliberation , the Commissioners of the United Colonies of New England determined , that he might be justly , and ought to be , put to death , but that this should be done out of the English jurisdiction , and ...
... English . After due deliberation , the Commissioners of the United Colonies of New England determined , that he might be justly , and ought to be , put to death , but that this should be done out of the English jurisdiction , and ...
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... English . The two ex- tremities of the island were settled about the same time , the eastern by the English , and the western by the Dutch . The original records of the towns examined by Mr. Wood show , that the lands were in both ...
... English . The two ex- tremities of the island were settled about the same time , the eastern by the English , and the western by the Dutch . The original records of the towns examined by Mr. Wood show , that the lands were in both ...
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... English writers , that , subsequently to the peace of 1674 , they were repeatedly , indeed uniformly , employed as auxiliaries in the wars of the Five Nations and the British against the French . At the treaty of Albany of 1746 , which ...
... English writers , that , subsequently to the peace of 1674 , they were repeatedly , indeed uniformly , employed as auxiliaries in the wars of the Five Nations and the British against the French . At the treaty of Albany of 1746 , which ...
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