History of the Church in Burlington, New Jersey: Comprising the Facts and Incidents of Nearly Two Hundred Years, from Original, Contemporaneous Sources |
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... death , and that a fit penalty be imposed for the maiming of them . 66 90. You are also with the assistance of the council and assembly , to find out the best means to facilitate and encourage the conversion of Negroes and Indians , to ...
... death , and that a fit penalty be imposed for the maiming of them . 66 90. You are also with the assistance of the council and assembly , to find out the best means to facilitate and encourage the conversion of Negroes and Indians , to ...
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... Death ; they did admire at first what was come to us , that we should have a squaw sachem , viz .: a woman - king , but they hoped she would be a good mother and send them some to teach them religion , and establish Traffick among them ...
... Death ; they did admire at first what was come to us , that we should have a squaw sachem , viz .: a woman - king , but they hoped she would be a good mother and send them some to teach them religion , and establish Traffick among them ...
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... death or absence of my Lord Cornbury to be lodged in the Lieutenant Governor and upon the death or absence of the Lieutenant Governor , in the council . But upon my not obeying this summons , His Excellency , the Lord Cornbury sends a ...
... death or absence of my Lord Cornbury to be lodged in the Lieutenant Governor and upon the death or absence of the Lieutenant Governor , in the council . But upon my not obeying this summons , His Excellency , the Lord Cornbury sends a ...
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... death of his father , when succeeding to the earldom of Clarendon , he returned to England . " We never had a governor so universally detested , nor any who so richly deserved the publick abhorrence . " History of New York , p . 116 ...
... death of his father , when succeeding to the earldom of Clarendon , he returned to England . " We never had a governor so universally detested , nor any who so richly deserved the publick abhorrence . " History of New York , p . 116 ...
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... death of Lord Lovelace , the government devolved upon Lieut . Gov. Ingoldsby , who was almost as odious , to the people of New Jersey , as Lord Cornbury had been . Field's Provincial Courts of New Jersey , p . 78 . of York or Jerseys ...
... death of Lord Lovelace , the government devolved upon Lieut . Gov. Ingoldsby , who was almost as odious , to the people of New Jersey , as Lord Cornbury had been . Field's Provincial Courts of New Jersey , p . 78 . of York or Jerseys ...
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