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The chiefe cause that moued vs thereunto , was our desire to see that part of
Groneland , which ( for ought that we know ) was to any Christian vnknowne : and
we thought it might as well haue beene open Sea as Land , and by that meanes ...
The chiefe cause that moued vs thereunto , was our desire to see that part of
Groneland , which ( for ought that we know ) was to any Christian vnknowne : and
we thought it might as well haue beene open Sea as Land , and by that meanes ...
Page 189
... but with an unsatiable desire of possessing that which is ours , against our
protestations , against the law of Nations , and the auncient league the Kings
Majesty of greate Britaine , and our superiours ) haue indirectly entered the limitt
of New ...
... but with an unsatiable desire of possessing that which is ours , against our
protestations , against the law of Nations , and the auncient league the Kings
Majesty of greate Britaine , and our superiours ) haue indirectly entered the limitt
of New ...
Page 211
... bought and paid for to the then Right proprieters the natiuę Americans before
any other Nation either bought or pretended Right therunto for the which wee
desire a full Surrender and Satisfaction according to the qualitie of the cause .
... bought and paid for to the then Right proprieters the natiuę Americans before
any other Nation either bought or pretended Right therunto for the which wee
desire a full Surrender and Satisfaction according to the qualitie of the cause .
Page 227
My Comission you may please to see when you desire it alwaies provided on the
other side I may see the Comission of my parties , I could doe no lesse then
charge Iniury and vserpation vpon som of you vpon our lands and still must vntell
the ...
My Comission you may please to see when you desire it alwaies provided on the
other side I may see the Comission of my parties , I could doe no lesse then
charge Iniury and vserpation vpon som of you vpon our lands and still must vntell
the ...
Page 254
... wee presented to you seuerall propositions therby to make way for the
Euidericing and clearing of the controversy as specified and expecting not only
according to youer not onely so open and large ) as reitterated protestations of a
desire to ...
... wee presented to you seuerall propositions therby to make way for the
Euidericing and clearing of the controversy as specified and expecting not only
according to youer not onely so open and large ) as reitterated protestations of a
desire to ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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