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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... four days ; then we departed . The Pequeats having slain one Captain Norton , and Cap- tain Stone , with seven more of their company , order was given us to visit them , sailing along the Nahanticot shore with five vessels . The Indians ...
... four days ; then we departed . The Pequeats having slain one Captain Norton , and Cap- tain Stone , with seven more of their company , order was given us to visit them , sailing along the Nahanticot shore with five vessels . The Indians ...
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... four hundred souls in this fort , and not above five of them escaped out of our hands . Great and doleful was the bloody sight to the view of young soldiers that never had been in war , to see so many souls lie gasping on the ground ...
... four hundred souls in this fort , and not above five of them escaped out of our hands . Great and doleful was the bloody sight to the view of young soldiers that never had been in war , to see so many souls lie gasping on the ground ...
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... four hundred of them were killed , and of the English only two - one of them by our own muskets , as is thought . For the Naragansets beset the fort so close , that not one escaped . The whole work ended , ere the sun was an hour high ...
... four hundred of them were killed , and of the English only two - one of them by our own muskets , as is thought . For the Naragansets beset the fort so close , that not one escaped . The whole work ended , ere the sun was an hour high ...
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... this year out of divers parts of Old England , say , that they never saw such a field of four hun- dred acres of all sorts of English grain , as they saw at Win- 1 ter - towne there . Yet that ground is not 6 of the Pequot War . 41.
... this year out of divers parts of Old England , say , that they never saw such a field of four hun- dred acres of all sorts of English grain , as they saw at Win- 1 ter - towne there . Yet that ground is not 6 of the Pequot War . 41.
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... four degrees , to Capawike , being in forty - one and thirty - six minutes , sending me a journal of his proceeding , with the description of the coast all along as he passed . Passing by Capawike , he continued his course along the ...
... four degrees , to Capawike , being in forty - one and thirty - six minutes , sending me a journal of his proceeding , with the description of the coast all along as he passed . Passing by Capawike , he continued his course along the ...
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