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 4Peter Force P. Force, 1846 - United States |
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... neere the place : and hee not woting what he had done , because it was night , went backe againe to the Temple : the morning being come , and finding not the bodie of the child , he was very sad . Assoone as Vcita knew thereof , he ...
... neere the place : and hee not woting what he had done , because it was night , went backe againe to the Temple : the morning being come , and finding not the bodie of the child , he was very sad . Assoone as Vcita knew thereof , he ...
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... neere to a wood . The Indian wished them to carrie him neere then ; and that he would speake vnto them , and assure them , and that they would doe whatsoeuer hee commanded them . And when he saw himselfe neere vnto them he brake from ...
... neere to a wood . The Indian wished them to carrie him neere then ; and that he would speake vnto them , and assure them , and that they would doe whatsoeuer hee commanded them . And when he saw himselfe neere vnto them he brake from ...
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... neere vnto Cale , and sent them to Donna Isabella in the two carauels , which hee sent from the Port de Spirito Santo to Cuba . And he carried all the footemen in the brigandines , and coasting along the shore , came to Apalache . And ...
... neere vnto Cale , and sent them to Donna Isabella in the two carauels , which hee sent from the Port de Spirito Santo to Cuba . And he carried all the footemen in the brigandines , and coasting along the shore , came to Apalache . And ...
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... neere a very thicke wood , where the horses could not enter . The Gouernour departed from Capachiqui , and passed through a desert . On Wednesday the 21. of the moneth he came to a towne called Toalli : And from thence forward there was ...
... neere a very thicke wood , where the horses could not enter . The Gouernour departed from Capachiqui , and passed through a desert . On Wednesday the 21. of the moneth he came to a towne called Toalli : And from thence forward there was ...
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... neere vnto his tent , hee commanded them to be put in safe custodie : and told them , that they should not depart without giuing him a guide and Indians for burthens , and till certaine sicke Christians were come , which he gem . had ...
... neere vnto his tent , hee commanded them to be put in safe custodie : and told them , that they should not depart without giuing him a guide and Indians for burthens , and till certaine sicke Christians were come , which he gem . had ...
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