Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1837 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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... able . fighting men , men as straight as arrows , very tall , and of active bodies , having their arrows notched . They drew near to the water side , and let fly at the soldiers , as though they had meant to have made an end of us all ...
... able . fighting men , men as straight as arrows , very tall , and of active bodies , having their arrows notched . They drew near to the water side , and let fly at the soldiers , as though they had meant to have made an end of us all ...
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... able to bring it away , we did throw their mats upon it , and set fire and burnt it . Many well - wrought mats our soldiers brought from thence , and several delightful baskets . We being divided into two parts , the rest of the body ...
... able to bring it away , we did throw their mats upon it , and set fire and burnt it . Many well - wrought mats our soldiers brought from thence , and several delightful baskets . We being divided into two parts , the rest of the body ...
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... able to distinguish between Dutch and English , having had sufficient experience of both nations ; and therefore , seeing you have slain the king of England's subjects , we come to demand an account of their blood , for we ourselves are ...
... able to distinguish between Dutch and English , having had sufficient experience of both nations ; and therefore , seeing you have slain the king of England's subjects , we come to demand an account of their blood , for we ourselves are ...
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... able to make good use of our patience , set upon a course of greater insolence than before , and slew all they found in their way . They came near Seabrooke fort , and made many proud challenges , and dared them out to fight . The ...
... able to make good use of our patience , set upon a course of greater insolence than before , and slew all they found in their way . They came near Seabrooke fort , and made many proud challenges , and dared them out to fight . The ...
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... not hit them , for then should we have been deprived of the sweet observation of God's providence in their deliverance . We were not able to make out after them , being destitute of means , boats , and 12 Capt . John Underhill's.
... not hit them , for then should we have been deprived of the sweet observation of God's providence in their deliverance . We were not able to make out after them , being destitute of means , boats , and 12 Capt . John Underhill's.
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