 | Cadwallader Colden - 1747 - 540 halaman
...the French Commiffioners took all the Pains pofllble to carry Home the French, that were Prifoners with the Five Nations, and they had full Liberty from the Indians, few of them could be perfuaded to return. It may be thought that this was occafioned from the Hardfhips they had endured... | |
 | Orsamus Turner - 1849 - 734 halaman
...French. Commissioners took all pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with ths t'irc Nations, and they had full Liberty from the Indians,...return. It may be thought that this was occasioned by the Hardships they endured in their own Country, under a tyrannical Government and a barren Soil.... | |
 | Orsamus Turner - 1850 - 710 halaman
...Part by observing that, notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations,...return. It may be thought that this was occasioned by the Hardships they endured in their own Country, under a tyrannical Government and a barren Soil.... | |
 | Orsamus Turner - 1850 - 728 halaman
...took all pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Fire Nations, and thev had full Liberty from the Indians, few of them could...return. It may be thought that this was occasioned by the Hardships they endured in their own Country, under a tyrannical Government and a barren Soil.... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1880 - 408 halaman
...notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French tbat were Prisoners with the Five Nations, and they had...and a barren Soil. But this certainly was not the Reason, for the English had as much Difficulty to persuade the People that had been taken Prisoners... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1885 - 404 halaman
...by observing that notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations,...and a barren Soil. But this certainly was not the Reason, for the English had as much Difficulty to persuade the People that had been taken Prisoners... | |
 | Lewis Thornton - 1890 - 396 halaman
...old document. " Notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations,...Indians, few of them could be persuaded to return. . . . The English had as much Difficulty to persuade the People that had been taken Prisoners by the... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1893 - 408 halaman
...by observing that notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations, and they had full Liberty from the Indians, tew of them could be persuaded to return. It may be thought that this was occasioned from the Hardships... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1894 - 412 halaman
...by observing that notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations,...was occasioned from the Hardships they had endured iE their own Country, under a tyrannical Government and a barren Soil. But this certainly was not the... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1898 - 402 halaman
...by observing that notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations,...and a barren Soil. But this certainly was not the Reason, for the English had as much Difficulty to persuade the People that had been taken Prisoners... | |
| |
I shall finish this Part by observing that notwithstanding the French Commissioners took all the Pains possible to carry Home the French that were Prisoners with the Five Nations, and they had full Liberty from the Indians, few of them could be persuaded... 
