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... brought them the best provisions they had , after they were acquainted by Hobomok what was only in- tended . There was three sore wounded which broke out of the house and assayed to pass through the guard . These they brought home with ...
... brought them the best provisions they had , after they were acquainted by Hobomok what was only in- tended . There was three sore wounded which broke out of the house and assayed to pass through the guard . These they brought home with ...
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... brought with them they feared would fall short before the year went about , as indeed it did . They came to the Governor and besought him that as it was be- fore agreed that they should set corn for their Particular ( and accordingly ...
... brought with them they feared would fall short before the year went about , as indeed it did . They came to the Governor and besought him that as it was be- fore agreed that they should set corn for their Particular ( and accordingly ...
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... brought a reasonable supply of goods for the Plantation , " and without those great interests as before is noted ; and brought an account of the beaver sold and how the money was disposed for goods , and the payment of other debts ...
... brought a reasonable supply of goods for the Plantation , " and without those great interests as before is noted ; and brought an account of the beaver sold and how the money was disposed for goods , and the payment of other debts ...
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THE FIRST BOOK | xxviii |
The Separatist Interpretation of the Reforma | 3 |
Of their Departure into Holland and their | 11 |
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