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... do heartily and thankfully adjoin my attestation to the substance of all you have here written , and so rest Your worships ' to serve you , JOHN ELLIOT . HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . A TRUE AND IMPARTIAL 432 ELIOT'S LETTER .
... do heartily and thankfully adjoin my attestation to the substance of all you have here written , and so rest Your worships ' to serve you , JOHN ELLIOT . HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . A TRUE AND IMPARTIAL 432 ELIOT'S LETTER .
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American Antiquarian Society. HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . A TRUE AND IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE DOINGS AND SUFFERINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN OR PRAYING INDIANS , IN NEW ENGLAND , IN THE TIME OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE ENGLISH AND BARBAROUS ...
American Antiquarian Society. HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . A TRUE AND IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE DOINGS AND SUFFERINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN OR PRAYING INDIANS , IN NEW ENGLAND , IN THE TIME OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE ENGLISH AND BARBAROUS ...
Page 434
... Indians all the time of the war , as they did before the war began . The only sufferings of these Christian Indians was of their coming up in the summer , during the war , to work for the English in the Massachusetts Colony , whither ...
... Indians all the time of the war , as they did before the war began . The only sufferings of these Christian Indians was of their coming up in the summer , during the war , to work for the English in the Massachusetts Colony , whither ...
Page 435
... Indians , about 40 per- sons , that began to embrace the Christian religion , who lived near to New Norwich , in Connecticut Colony , who were taught by that worthy and reverend minister , Mr. James ... Indian THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . 435.
... Indians , about 40 per- sons , that began to embrace the Christian religion , who lived near to New Norwich , in Connecticut Colony , who were taught by that worthy and reverend minister , Mr. James ... Indian THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS . 435.
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... Indians ; they were drawn together there until such time as the one and other were driven and drawn away among the enemy , as shall afterward ( God willing ) be declared . I am therefore principally to speak of the Christian Indians ...
... Indians ; they were drawn together there until such time as the one and other were driven and drawn away among the enemy , as shall afterward ( God willing ) be declared . I am therefore principally to speak of the Christian Indians ...
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