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... Father Le Jeune , that , although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they submitted to that imposition ; which seems to prove that the right of sovereignty over the river , to which the Ottawas have left their name , was generally ...
... Father Le Jeune , that , although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they submitted to that imposition ; which seems to prove that the right of sovereignty over the river , to which the Ottawas have left their name , was generally ...
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... Father Maynard , Missionary at Miramichi during and at the end of the seven years ' war . It was obtained in Canada , by the late Enoch Lincoln , Governor of Maine , who permitted me to take copious extracts ; and the original has been ...
... Father Maynard , Missionary at Miramichi during and at the end of the seven years ' war . It was obtained in Canada , by the late Enoch Lincoln , Governor of Maine , who permitted me to take copious extracts ; and the original has been ...
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... Father Rasle , ( the Norridgewock Missionary , ) lately published , at Boston , under the care of Mr. Pickering , by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences . The Penobscot tribe , consisting of about three hundred souls , still ...
... Father Rasle , ( the Norridgewock Missionary , ) lately published , at Boston , under the care of Mr. Pickering , by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences . The Penobscot tribe , consisting of about three hundred souls , still ...
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... father , having been , like him , taken prisoner in an engagement , and afterwards shot . A small number only of the Indians who had taken arms , accepted terms of sub- mission . The greater part of the survivors joined the eastern ...
... father , having been , like him , taken prisoner in an engagement , and afterwards shot . A small number only of the Indians who had taken arms , accepted terms of sub- mission . The greater part of the survivors joined the eastern ...
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... father of Pocahontas . Soon after his death , the Indians made an attempt to destroy the infant colony . Near three hundred and fifty English settlers were massacred , and more than three fourths of the plantations abandoned . The ...
... father of Pocahontas . Soon after his death , the Indians made an attempt to destroy the infant colony . Near three hundred and fifty English settlers were massacred , and more than three fourths of the plantations abandoned . The ...
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