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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... shore in a desolate manner , as though he had received intelligence of our coming . Which Indian gave just ground to some to conclude that the body of the people had deserted the island . But some knowing them for the generality to be a ...
... shore in a desolate manner , as though he had received intelligence of our coming . Which Indian gave just ground to some to conclude that the body of the people had deserted the island . But some knowing them for the generality to be a ...
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... shore ; but the surf of the sea being great , hin- dered us , so as we could scarce discharge a musket , but were forced to make haste to land . Drawing near the shore through the strength of wind , and the hollowness of the sea , we ...
... shore ; but the surf of the sea being great , hin- dered us , so as we could scarce discharge a musket , but were forced to make haste to land . Drawing near the shore through the strength of wind , and the hollowness of the sea , we ...
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... shore with five vessels . The Indians spying of us came running in multitudes along the water side , crying , What cheer , Eng- lishmen , what cheer , what do you come for ? They not thinking we intended war , went on cheerfully until ...
... shore with five vessels . The Indians spying of us came running in multitudes along the water side , crying , What cheer , Eng- lishmen , what cheer , what do you come for ? They not thinking we intended war , went on cheerfully until ...
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... shore , where we were served in like nature , no Indians would come near us , but run from us , as the deer from the dogs . But having burnt and spoiled what we could light on , we embarked our men , and set sail for the Bay . Having ...
... shore , where we were served in like nature , no Indians would come near us , but run from us , as the deer from the dogs . But having burnt and spoiled what we could light on , we embarked our men , and set sail for the Bay . Having ...
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... shore the master of the vessel to , Sasacoose , their prince , for to crave liberty to trade ; and what would they trade for but the English maids ? which he much disliked . Suddenly withdrawing himself he returned back to the vessel ...
... shore the master of the vessel to , Sasacoose , their prince , for to crave liberty to trade ; and what would they trade for but the English maids ? which he much disliked . Suddenly withdrawing himself he returned back to the vessel ...
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