American Biography, Брой 163Harper and bros., 1846 |
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... settlement , he had the mortification to hear that , during his ab- sence , his wife had accidentally fallen into the sea , and was drowned . ‡ * [ In February , 1619 , he was one of the agents sent to England to make a bargain with the ...
... settlement , he had the mortification to hear that , during his ab- sence , his wife had accidentally fallen into the sea , and was drowned . ‡ * [ In February , 1619 , he was one of the agents sent to England to make a bargain with the ...
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... settlement on the Kennebec . " Having settled all things in a hopeful way , " and made provision for the passage of some of their friends at Ley- den , he returned early in the spring of 1628.—Ib. , 245 , 246 , 247. Mr. Shirley calls ...
... settlement on the Kennebec . " Having settled all things in a hopeful way , " and made provision for the passage of some of their friends at Ley- den , he returned early in the spring of 1628.—Ib. , 245 , 246 , 247. Mr. Shirley calls ...
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... settled in the proposed colony , to be taken in any place not inhabited by the English . and subject to a rent to the council of two shillings for every hundred acres a free fishery also was given , freedom of trade with England and the ...
... settled in the proposed colony , to be taken in any place not inhabited by the English . and subject to a rent to the council of two shillings for every hundred acres a free fishery also was given , freedom of trade with England and the ...
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... settled " not without blows . " - See the correspond- ence , & c . , Mass . Hist . Coll . , iii . , 51–57 . It is probable from what has been said , as well as from the earlier date and commercial character of the settlement at New ...
... settled " not without blows . " - See the correspond- ence , & c . , Mass . Hist . Coll . , iii . , 51–57 . It is probable from what has been said , as well as from the earlier date and commercial character of the settlement at New ...
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... settled by the English . - Winthrop , i . , 138. It was a capital market for furs , otter , and beaver , and formed a route to Canada by water , saving a few miles only of land carriage . - Trumbull , i . , 23 . January 13th , 1630 , a ...
... settled by the English . - Winthrop , i . , 138. It was a capital market for furs , otter , and beaver , and formed a route to Canada by water , saving a few miles only of land carriage . - Trumbull , i . , 23 . January 13th , 1630 , a ...
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Страница 95 - ... that as we had ever professed friendship, so we should now maintain the same, by observing this their laudable custom ; and the rather, because we desired to have some conference with the Dutch, not knowing when we should have so fit an opportunity.
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Страница 99 - ... desired to speak with me. When I came to him, and they told him of it, he put forth his hand to me, which I took: then he said twice, though very inwardly, Keen Winsnaw, which is to say, Art thou Winslow? I answered, ahhe, that is, Yes. Then he doubled these words: Malta neen wonckanet namen Winsnow: that is to say, O Winslow, I shall never see thee again.