A General History of the United States of America: From the Discovery in 1492, to 1792; Or, Sketches of the Divine Agency, in Their Settlement, Growth, and Protection; and Especially in the Late Memorable Revolution. In Three Volumes. Vol. I. Exhibiting a General View of the Principal Events, from the Discovery of North America, to the Year 1765, Volume 1 |
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... thousand , and the number of war- riors about two thousand and four hundred . The pro- portion of warriors , to the whole number of inhabi- tants , was as three to ten . The Powhatan confeder- acy consisted of eight thousand inhabitants ...
... thousand , and the number of war- riors about two thousand and four hundred . The pro- portion of warriors , to the whole number of inhabi- tants , was as three to ten . The Powhatan confeder- acy consisted of eight thousand inhabitants ...
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... thousand . In the New - England states are about forty - nine thousand square miles . The states south of them will measure , on a straight line , upon the sea coast , about seven hundred and forty miles . If we reckon them to extend ...
... thousand . In the New - England states are about forty - nine thousand square miles . The states south of them will measure , on a straight line , upon the sea coast , about seven hundred and forty miles . If we reckon them to extend ...
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... thousands . † As late as 1671 , the Cherokees only were estimated at six thousand bow men . ‡ Besides these there were several other powerful tribes ; as the Corees , Stonoes , Westoes , Serannas , Yamosees , Cataw- baws , and Congarees ...
... thousands . † As late as 1671 , the Cherokees only were estimated at six thousand bow men . ‡ Besides these there were several other powerful tribes ; as the Corees , Stonoes , Westoes , Serannas , Yamosees , Cataw- baws , and Congarees ...
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... thousand two hundred and fifty . This seems to have been the number of their warriors . Morse in his Geography reckons them at ten thousand four hundred and seventy six fighting men , and at thirty one thousand one hundred and twenty ...
... thousand two hundred and fifty . This seems to have been the number of their warriors . Morse in his Geography reckons them at ten thousand four hundred and seventy six fighting men , and at thirty one thousand one hundred and twenty ...
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... thousand warriors . About the year 1670 , the In- dian warriors , within the limits of Windsor , were In Conneet- estimated at two thousands . Besides these there ieut . were other large bodies of Indians in the colony . Their numbers ...
... thousand warriors . About the year 1670 , the In- dian warriors , within the limits of Windsor , were In Conneet- estimated at two thousands . Besides these there ieut . were other large bodies of Indians in the colony . Their numbers ...
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