A College Book of American Literature, Band 1Milton Ellis, Louise Pound, George Weida Spohn American Book Company, 1939 - 980 Seiten |
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... brought him a bagge of gun- powder , which they carefully preserved till the next spring , to plant as they did their corne ; because they would be acquainted with the nature of that seede . Opitchapam , the Kings brother , invited him ...
... brought him a bagge of gun- powder , which they carefully preserved till the next spring , to plant as they did their corne ; because they would be acquainted with the nature of that seede . Opitchapam , the Kings brother , invited him ...
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... brought out twenty - eight heifers , but brought but seventeen alive . November 11. The master came to Boston with Capt . Standish and two gentlemen pas- sengers , who came to plant here , but having no testimony , we would not receive ...
... brought out twenty - eight heifers , but brought but seventeen alive . November 11. The master came to Boston with Capt . Standish and two gentlemen pas- sengers , who came to plant here , but having no testimony , we would not receive ...
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... brought to pass by it , and we shall find nothing so brought to pass by nature but what is the end of those means by which it is brought to pass . And we shall further evince it by and by , by shew- [ ing ] the great usefullness of it ...
... brought to pass by it , and we shall find nothing so brought to pass by nature but what is the end of those means by which it is brought to pass . And we shall further evince it by and by , by shew- [ ing ] the great usefullness of it ...
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JAMES | 1 |
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
JOHN SMITH 15801631 | 9 |
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