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... Queen; and, onthe27th of April, dispatched two small vessels under thecommand of captains Amidas and Barlow forthe purpose of visitingthe country, andof acquiring some previous knowledge of those circumstances which might be essential to.
... Queen; and, onthe27th of April, dispatched two small vessels under thecommand of captains Amidas and Barlow forthe purpose of visitingthe country, andof acquiring some previous knowledge of those circumstances which might be essential to.
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... captain John White, and, it is said, directed the colony tobe removed to the waters of the Chesapeake, which bay had been discovered by Lane in the preceding year. Instructed by calamity, he adopted more efficacious means for preserving ...
... captain John White, and, it is said, directed the colony tobe removed to the waters of the Chesapeake, which bay had been discovered by Lane in the preceding year. Instructed by calamity, he adopted more efficacious means for preserving ...
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... captain Newport, who, on the 19thof December, sailed from the Thames. Three sealed packets were delivered to him,one addressed to himself, a second to captain Bartholomew Gosnald, and the third to captain John Radcliffe, containing the ...
... captain Newport, who, on the 19thof December, sailed from the Thames. Three sealed packets were delivered to him,one addressed to himself, a second to captain Bartholomew Gosnald, and the third to captain John Radcliffe, containing the ...
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... captain Newport, with a supply of provisions and instruments of husbandry, andwith a reinforcement ofone hundredand twentypersons, composed of many gentlemen, several refiners, goldsmiths, and jewellers,and afew labourers. The influence ...
... captain Newport, with a supply of provisions and instruments of husbandry, andwith a reinforcement ofone hundredand twentypersons, composed of many gentlemen, several refiners, goldsmiths, and jewellers,and afew labourers. The influence ...
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... captain Percy, who derived much consideration from his virtues, as well as from his illustrious family; but his talents,at no time equal to this new and difficult station, were rendered still less competent to the task,byalong ...
... captain Percy, who derived much consideration from his virtues, as well as from his illustrious family; but his talents,at no time equal to this new and difficult station, were rendered still less competent to the task,byalong ...
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