Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1886 - 28 páginas 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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... Gave a Belt . The Governor said : You have now unbosomed yourselves to me , and desire I would seriously consider of what you have said , and not give you a hasty answer . I will consider of it seriously , and you shall always find me ...
... Gave a Belt . The Governor said : You have now unbosomed yourselves to me , and desire I would seriously consider of what you have said , and not give you a hasty answer . I will consider of it seriously , and you shall always find me ...
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... Gave a Belt . Brethren , We thank you in the most hearty manner for your condo- lence to us . We also condole all your friends and relations who have died since our last meeting here . Brethren , Gave three Strings of Wampum . ( Holding ...
... Gave a Belt . Brethren , We thank you in the most hearty manner for your condo- lence to us . We also condole all your friends and relations who have died since our last meeting here . Brethren , Gave three Strings of Wampum . ( Holding ...
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... Gave a Belt . Brethren , As to the encroachments of the French , and what you have said to us on that article , on the behalf of the King our father ; as these matters were laid before us as of great importance , so we have made a ...
... Gave a Belt . Brethren , As to the encroachments of the French , and what you have said to us on that article , on the behalf of the King our father ; as these matters were laid before us as of great importance , so we have made a ...
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... gave us great uneasiness . The Governor then told us it was not in his power to continue him , but that he would consult the Council at New York ; that he was going over to England , and promised to recommend our desire that Col ...
... gave us great uneasiness . The Governor then told us it was not in his power to continue him , but that he would consult the Council at New York ; that he was going over to England , and promised to recommend our desire that Col ...
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... Gave a Belt . The following was to be spoke by Mr. Kellogg , interpreter from Massachusetts Bay ; which was accordingly done . Brethren , We have agreed to tell all news , and take council together . We cannot part till we have told you ...
... Gave a Belt . The following was to be spoke by Mr. Kellogg , interpreter from Massachusetts Bay ; which was accordingly done . Brethren , We have agreed to tell all news , and take council together . We cannot part till we have told you ...
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