The Worcester Magazine and Historical Journal, Том 11826 |
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... English fleeces . Of this a fabric was made which surpassed those previous- ly used , but it was still deficient in the exquisite softness and warmth which the Indian wool possesses ; and what was not of less impor - ́ tance , no figure ...
... English fleeces . Of this a fabric was made which surpassed those previous- ly used , but it was still deficient in the exquisite softness and warmth which the Indian wool possesses ; and what was not of less impor - ́ tance , no figure ...
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... English . Soon after the Dutch took pos- session of Hudson's river , and founded Albany and New York . In 1620 the first Colony of New England was planted at Plymouth , in Massachusetts , by the English Puritans . This colony was ...
... English . Soon after the Dutch took pos- session of Hudson's river , and founded Albany and New York . In 1620 the first Colony of New England was planted at Plymouth , in Massachusetts , by the English Puritans . This colony was ...
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... English Clergy . The emigrants had extended their plantations to the west , and this year Concord and Sudbury were made towns . The fertile lands on the Connec- ticut river had not escaped the notice of our ancestors . Plymouth settlers ...
... English Clergy . The emigrants had extended their plantations to the west , and this year Concord and Sudbury were made towns . The fertile lands on the Connec- ticut river had not escaped the notice of our ancestors . Plymouth settlers ...
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... English settlers of Connecticut , and by the aid of the neighboring tribes were conquered and subdued . They were then ( 1674 ) not more than 300 fighting men . 2. The Narrhagansetts occupied what was then included in the Colony of ...
... English settlers of Connecticut , and by the aid of the neighboring tribes were conquered and subdued . They were then ( 1674 ) not more than 300 fighting men . 2. The Narrhagansetts occupied what was then included in the Colony of ...
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... English . He had derived an imperfect knowledge of the language from having been connected with some fishermen at Moratiggon , an island near the mouth of Penobscot Bay . The colonists eager for an opportunity of forming an intimacy ...
... English . He had derived an imperfect knowledge of the language from having been connected with some fishermen at Moratiggon , an island near the mouth of Penobscot Bay . The colonists eager for an opportunity of forming an intimacy ...
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