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John Marshall. he found the colony reduced to thirtyeight persons, who seemed determined to abandon a country which appeared to them so unfavourable to human life. He came just in time to prevent the execution of thisdesign. Alternately ...
John Marshall. he found the colony reduced to thirtyeight persons, who seemed determined to abandon a country which appeared to them so unfavourable to human life. He came just in time to prevent the execution of thisdesign. Alternately ...
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... persons conducted their settlements withso little judgment, that they soon converted all the neighbouring Indiansinto enemies. Afterlosing several parties,theyfound themselves in absolute needofthe support anddirection ofSmith. These ...
... persons conducted their settlements withso little judgment, that they soon converted all the neighbouring Indiansinto enemies. Afterlosing several parties,theyfound themselves in absolute needofthe support anddirection ofSmith. These ...
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... persons, who could not havesurvived ten days longer, when they were relieved from thisstate of despairby the arrivalof SirThomas Gates,Sir George Somers,and Captain Newport, from Bermuda. They abandon the country. The determination to ...
... persons, who could not havesurvived ten days longer, when they were relieved from thisstate of despairby the arrivalof SirThomas Gates,Sir George Somers,and Captain Newport, from Bermuda. They abandon the country. The determination to ...
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... person should traffic privately with the Indians,orteach themthe use of fire arms, underpain of death; thatno person should hunt deer or hogswithout the governor's permission; that no man should shoot, unlessin ... persons often unacquainted.
... person should traffic privately with the Indians,orteach themthe use of fire arms, underpain of death; thatno person should hunt deer or hogswithout the governor's permission; that no man should shoot, unlessin ... persons often unacquainted.
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John Marshall. their most important concerns were managed by persons often unacquainted with their situation, and always possessing interests different from theirs. They now felicitated themselves onhaving reallythe privileges of ...
John Marshall. their most important concerns were managed by persons often unacquainted with their situation, and always possessing interests different from theirs. They now felicitated themselves onhaving reallythe privileges of ...
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