Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1877 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... Indian Treaties, stitched up with Giles's Narrative. If so, please to let me know, for it is not too late to return them, notwithstanding I have wrote my name in them. All the papers of which you mention the titles properly come within ...
... Indian Treaties, stitched up with Giles's Narrative. If so, please to let me know, for it is not too late to return them, notwithstanding I have wrote my name in them. All the papers of which you mention the titles properly come within ...
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... Indian Treaties. You need give yourself no concern about misunderstanding my meaning. " I myself also am a slave," and wish to have as candid a disposition in my friends toward me as I am willing to exercise toward them. If it be not ...
... Indian Treaties. You need give yourself no concern about misunderstanding my meaning. " I myself also am a slave," and wish to have as candid a disposition in my friends toward me as I am willing to exercise toward them. If it be not ...
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... Indian Treaties, which were annexed to Gyles's Memoirs, viz., those of 1726 and 1749, which I will give you when you come here. There are more of those Treaties and Conferences in print, and I guess may be found in Boston, if enquired ...
... Indian Treaties, which were annexed to Gyles's Memoirs, viz., those of 1726 and 1749, which I will give you when you come here. There are more of those Treaties and Conferences in print, and I guess may be found in Boston, if enquired ...
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... Indian Treaties for me. They ought to be in my collection, but I do not think them sufficiently important to merit transcribing, especially when more important materials come in competition with them. The Life of Mr. Davies which I ...
... Indian Treaties for me. They ought to be in my collection, but I do not think them sufficiently important to merit transcribing, especially when more important materials come in competition with them. The Life of Mr. Davies which I ...
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... Indians, it will be worth inserting, but it will be extremely difficult to get such anecdotes of them as may be depended on. In the Records of the United Colonies, I meet with such accounts of three or four Indians as may enable me to ...
... Indians, it will be worth inserting, but it will be extremely difficult to get such anecdotes of them as may be depended on. In the Records of the United Colonies, I meet with such accounts of three or four Indians as may enable me to ...
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