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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... answer theirs , and not thinking it any disparagement to any cap- tain to go forth against an enemy with a squadron of men , taking the ground from the old and ancient practice , when they chose captains of hundreds and captains of ...
... answer theirs , and not thinking it any disparagement to any cap- tain to go forth against an enemy with a squadron of men , taking the ground from the old and ancient practice , when they chose captains of hundreds and captains of ...
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... answer them ; first , that we might the better be able to run through the work ; secondly , that by delaying of them , we might drive them in security , to the end we might have the more advantage of them . But they seeing we would make ...
... answer them ; first , that we might the better be able to run through the work ; secondly , that by delaying of them , we might drive them in security , to the end we might have the more advantage of them . But they seeing we would make ...
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... answer our expectation , and give us the heads of the murderers .. They being a witty and ingenious nation , their ambassa- dor labored to excuse the matter , and answered , We know not that any of ours have slain any English . True it ...
... answer our expectation , and give us the heads of the murderers .. They being a witty and ingenious nation , their ambassa- dor labored to excuse the matter , and answered , We know not that any of ours have slain any English . True it ...
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... answer was , They were 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 ...
... answer was , They were 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 ...
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... answer , If you will but stay a little while , I will step to the plantation and seek for them . We gave them leave to take their own course , and used as much patience as ever men might , considering the gross abuse they offered us ...
... answer , If you will but stay a little while , I will step to the plantation and seek for them . We gave them leave to take their own course , and used as much patience as ever men might , considering the gross abuse they offered us ...
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