Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 2P. Force, 1838 - United States |
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... Town , in September , 1731 . Translated from Mr. Purry's Original Treatise , in French , and published in the Gentleman's Ma- gazine , for August , September , and October , 1732 . Washington City : Printed by Peter Force.- 1837 ...
... Town , in September , 1731 . Translated from Mr. Purry's Original Treatise , in French , and published in the Gentleman's Ma- gazine , for August , September , and October , 1732 . Washington City : Printed by Peter Force.- 1837 ...
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... Towns , the people very thrifty , industrious , and temperate ; their fish carried to Bilbao , and Saint Sebastans , their Pipe- staves to the Isles and Spain , and the corn of the floated river of Connectacut is transported , and the ...
... Towns , the people very thrifty , industrious , and temperate ; their fish carried to Bilbao , and Saint Sebastans , their Pipe- staves to the Isles and Spain , and the corn of the floated river of Connectacut is transported , and the ...
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... Town the Ploydens have much lands and tenements , having Ployden Manor , Ployden Hall , Longvill Castle , and thirteen Townes about it to this day , and at the coming in of H. the seventh were Commanders of that country , and Constables ...
... Town the Ploydens have much lands and tenements , having Ployden Manor , Ployden Hall , Longvill Castle , and thirteen Townes about it to this day , and at the coming in of H. the seventh were Commanders of that country , and Constables ...
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... town of trade having more Eng- lish then Dutch : and it is very considerable that three years since Stuy their Governour put out his Declaration , confessing that the neighbour English might well be offended with their selling Indians ...
... town of trade having more Eng- lish then Dutch : and it is very considerable that three years since Stuy their Governour put out his Declaration , confessing that the neighbour English might well be offended with their selling Indians ...
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... towns in Connectacut river , and New Haven town being populous , discourageth any hostility : but chiefly his Lord- ships sixe good free - holding towns in Long Isle , is a bridle to check and contain them ; for Southampton , Hempsteed ...
... towns in Connectacut river , and New Haven town being populous , discourageth any hostility : but chiefly his Lord- ships sixe good free - holding towns in Long Isle , is a bridle to check and contain them ; for Southampton , Hempsteed ...
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