 Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our Open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed therefor but himself, nor can any safeguard from you, or any other Justify him in such proceedings : And I think I have much greater...  The Baxter Manuscripts - Page 159edited by - 1907Full view - About this book
 | Massachusetts - 1888 - 632 pages
...Canada, January 19, 1724 (referring to the alleged massacre of Father Ralle, a Jesuit teacher), he says : "And I think I have much greater cause to complain...been guilty of the Facts chargeable upon Mr. Ralle), was by the Indians you sent to attack that Town, assaulted, Slain & Scalped & his Scalp carried in... | |
 | Massachusetts - 1888 - 638 pages
...Canada, January 19, 1724 (referring to the alleged massacre of Father Ralle, a Jesuit teacher), he says : "And I think I have much greater cause to complain...been guilty of the Facts chargeable upon Mr. Ralle), was by the Indians you sent to attack that Town, assaulted, Slain & Scalped & his Scalp carried in... | |
 | Maine Historical Society - Local history - 1890 - 504 pages
...If after all, such an Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed, therefor...Cause to Complain, that Mr. Willard the minister of Rut land (who never had been guilty of the Facts charged upon Mr. Rall<3 & applied himself solely to... | |
 | Maine Historical Society - Maine - 1890 - 500 pages
...If after all, such an Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed, therefor...Cause to Complain, that Mr. Willard the minister of Rut land (who never had been guilty of the Facts charged upon Mr. Rallfi & applied himself solely to... | |
 | Maine Historical Society - Local history - 1890 - 514 pages
...If after all, such an Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed, therefor...think I have much greater Cause to Complain, that Mr. VVillard the minister of Rut land (who never had been guilty of the Facts charged upon Mr. RalltS &... | |
 | New England - 1892 - 708 pages
...if, after all, such an Incendiary has happen : to be slain in the heat of Action among our open and declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed therefor but himself, nor can any safe guard from you, or any other, in such proceedings, Justify him : And I think I have much greater... | |
 | James Phinney Baxter - Biography & Autobiography - 1894 - 482 pages
...If after all, such an Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our Open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed therefor...of Rutland (who never had been guilty of the Facts charged upon Mr Ralld & applied himself solely to the preaching of the Gospel) was by the Indians you... | |
 | John Francis Sprague - Indians of North America - 1906 - 170 pages
...If after all, such an Incendiary has happened to be slain in the heat of Action, among our Open and Declared Enemies, surely none can be blamed therefor...of Rutland (who never had been guilty of the Facts charged upon Mr. Ralle, & applied himself solely to the preaching of the Gospel) was by the Indians... | |
 | James Phinney Baxter - Eastern Indians, War with, 1722-1726 - 1980 - 474 pages
...English, no one could "be blamed therefor but himself." Moreover, he said to the disingenuous Frenchman, " I think I have much greater cause to Complain, that...of Rutland (who never had been guilty of the facts charged upon Mr. Ralle ! & applied himself solely to the preaching of the Gospel), was by the Indians... | |
 | New England Historic Genealogical Society Staff - Reference - 1997 - 540 pages
...therefor but himself, nor can any safe guard from you, or any other, in such proceedings, Justify him : And I think I have much greater cause to complain...of the Facts chargeable upon Mr Ralle, who applied himself solely to the Preaching of the Gospel), was by the Indians you sent to attack that Town, assaulted,... | |
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