The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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The Puritan Colonies John Andrew Doyle. PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO . , NEW - STREET SQUARE LONDON 43 42 73 Machias Connecticut River · НАМ MASSACHUS Springfield.
The Puritan Colonies John Andrew Doyle. PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO . , NEW - STREET SQUARE LONDON 43 42 73 Machias Connecticut River · НАМ MASSACHUS Springfield.
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The Puritan Colonies John Andrew Doyle. 43 42 73 Machias Connecticut River · НАМ MASSACHUS Springfield C 43 Shepang R. ton Windsor Hartford Wetherfield TICU NE Farmington C Z Naugatuck R. NEWHAVEN Saybrook Newhaven Stratford Fairfield ...
The Puritan Colonies John Andrew Doyle. 43 42 73 Machias Connecticut River · НАМ MASSACHUS Springfield C 43 Shepang R. ton Windsor Hartford Wetherfield TICU NE Farmington C Z Naugatuck R. NEWHAVEN Saybrook Newhaven Stratford Fairfield ...
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... river Massachusetts remonstrates Action of Plymouth • Patent granted to Lord Say and Sele . Emigration from Massachusetts . Dispute with Plymouth Dispute with Saltenstall Severity of the winter . 179 . 181 182 182 . 184 . 186 186 189 ...
... river Massachusetts remonstrates Action of Plymouth • Patent granted to Lord Say and Sele . Emigration from Massachusetts . Dispute with Plymouth Dispute with Saltenstall Severity of the winter . 179 . 181 182 182 . 184 . 186 186 189 ...
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... river which had been ex- plored in 1609 by Hudson , and which now bore his name . A contrary wind , however , drove them back . Forty years later their failure was ascribed to the treachery of Jones , the master of the Mayflower . He ...
... river which had been ex- plored in 1609 by Hudson , and which now bore his name . A contrary wind , however , drove them back . Forty years later their failure was ascribed to the treachery of Jones , the master of the Mayflower . He ...
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... river which fell into the middle of the bay . The security promised by the island was a strong argument in its favour , but the want of spring water there , and of cleared ground , finally decided the settlers in favour of the mainland ...
... river which fell into the middle of the bay . The security promised by the island was a strong argument in its favour , but the want of spring water there , and of cleared ground , finally decided the settlers in favour of the mainland ...
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