History of New England, Volume 4Little, Brown, 1897 |
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... French M Menn Brick M17 201 1714 1.Town Granary 1710 1716 The Wards Military Companie inguid by the Frake Line that From N's to t 24 non Orange Str . School no M12 . HillsWhar Jull Hraje Note the first latter of th of the art to theband ...
... French M Menn Brick M17 201 1714 1.Town Granary 1710 1716 The Wards Military Companie inguid by the Frake Line that From N's to t 24 non Orange Str . School no M12 . HillsWhar Jull Hraje Note the first latter of th of the art to theband ...
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... Renewal of Charter Elections . Unsettled Condition of Massachusetts . Weakness of the Government . War with the Eastern Indians The Abenaqui Indians and the French . 244 25 27 28 29 31 Sack of the Town of Dover • Attacks on Durham.
... Renewal of Charter Elections . Unsettled Condition of Massachusetts . Weakness of the Government . War with the Eastern Indians The Abenaqui Indians and the French . 244 25 27 28 29 31 Sack of the Town of Dover • Attacks on Durham.
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... French Frontenac , Governor of New France Conference between English Commissioners and the Iroquois French Intrigues with the Eastern Indians Sack of the Town of Schenectady • 32 · 34 35 • · 36 36 38 30 40 42 43 44 45 47 • 49 50 51 52 ...
... French Frontenac , Governor of New France Conference between English Commissioners and the Iroquois French Intrigues with the Eastern Indians Sack of the Town of Schenectady • 32 · 34 35 • · 36 36 38 30 40 42 43 44 45 47 • 49 50 51 52 ...
Halaman xv
John Gorham Palfrey. CHAPTER IV . CLOSE OF BRADSTREET'S ADMINISTRATION . French and Indian War · Indians at York . Indians at Wells . • Depression and Disorders . THE WITCHCRAFT TRAGEDY . · Witchcraft in the Early Years of New England ...
John Gorham Palfrey. CHAPTER IV . CLOSE OF BRADSTREET'S ADMINISTRATION . French and Indian War · Indians at York . Indians at Wells . • Depression and Disorders . THE WITCHCRAFT TRAGEDY . · Witchcraft in the Early Years of New England ...
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... French Invasion . Treaty of Ryswick . Pacification with the Indians . Revisal in England of the Provincial Legislation Prospective Policy of Massachusetts · · Rigor of Commercial Administration . Question of Phips's Successor ...
... French Invasion . Treaty of Ryswick . Pacification with the Indians . Revisal in England of the Provincial Legislation Prospective Policy of Massachusetts · · Rigor of Commercial Administration . Question of Phips's Successor ...
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