Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1871 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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... English pro- visions , almost every man laments himself of being here , and murmurs at his present state ; though , haply , he could not better it in England . " Owing to the failing health of the Earl when this letter arrived , and to ...
... English pro- visions , almost every man laments himself of being here , and murmurs at his present state ; though , haply , he could not better it in England . " Owing to the failing health of the Earl when this letter arrived , and to ...
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... English representatives at the Court of Madrid as he was with the current diplomacy at most other courts in Europe . Spain regarded Virginia as an intrusive and dangerous neighbor to her possessions in the New World ; but , beyond ...
... English representatives at the Court of Madrid as he was with the current diplomacy at most other courts in Europe . Spain regarded Virginia as an intrusive and dangerous neighbor to her possessions in the New World ; but , beyond ...
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... English man of warre also , licensed by a Commission from the Duke of Savoye to take Spaniards as lawfull prize . This ship , the Treasurer , wente out of England in Aprill was twelvemoneth , about a moneth , I thinke , before any peace ...
... English man of warre also , licensed by a Commission from the Duke of Savoye to take Spaniards as lawfull prize . This ship , the Treasurer , wente out of England in Aprill was twelvemoneth , about a moneth , I thinke , before any peace ...
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... English plough , Vineyards , & Cattle . For the first , there be many grounds here cleared by the Indi- ans to our handes , which being much worne out , will beare no more of their corne , which requireth an extror- dinary deale of ...
... English plough , Vineyards , & Cattle . For the first , there be many grounds here cleared by the Indi- ans to our handes , which being much worne out , will beare no more of their corne , which requireth an extror- dinary deale of ...
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... English wheate , hath bene upon newe broken up groundes , one ploughing onely & one harrow- ing , far shorte of the Tilthe used in Christendome , which when we shall have ability enough to performe , we shall produce miracles out of ...
... English wheate , hath bene upon newe broken up groundes , one ploughing onely & one harrow- ing , far shorte of the Tilthe used in Christendome , which when we shall have ability enough to performe , we shall produce miracles out of ...
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