 | Francis Parkman - 1897 - 480 sidor
...Interval of Peace the Colony had been planted with Protestant Subjects; But after their having remain 'd so long in the Country upon the foot of British Subjects...Notion of their Neutrality (which seems to have been entertain 'd for some time by the English as well as themselves) is illgrounded, and does not comport... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1907 - 458 sidor
...under the Sanction of the treaty YOU II. — 22 of Utrecht, and making Improvements on their Lands tot one or two Generations, and being grown up into such...Notion of their Neutrality (which seems to have been eutnrtain'd fur some time by the English as well as themselves) is illgrounded, and does not comport... | |
 | James Phinney Baxter - 1908 - 542 sidor
...being grown up into such a Number of Families, to drive 'em all off their Settlements without further Inquiry seems to be liable to many Objections —...some time by the English as well as themselves ) is ill grounded, and does not comport with the Terms of their Allegiance to his Majesty, to which such... | |
 | Maine Historical Society - 1908 - 546 sidor
...being grown up into such a Number of Families, to drive 'em all off their Settlements without further Inquiry seems to be liable to many Objections Among...just usage of 'em ; it is true that the Notion of the1r Neutrality ( which seems to have been entertain'd for some time by the English as well as themselves... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1910 - 446 sidor
...under the Sanction of the treaty vou ii.— 22 of Utrecht, and making Improvements on their Lands ft»r one or two Generations, and being grown up into such...Circumstances of these Inhabitants it would clearly appeal to be a just Usage of 'em; it is true that the Notion of their Neutrality (which seems to have... | |
 | William Odber Raymond - 1912 - 166 sidor
...without farther Inquiry seems liable to many objections. Among others it may be doubted whether it would be a just usage of 'em. It is true that the Notion of their Neutrality, entertained for some time by the English as well as themselves, is ill-grounded; But if it is considered... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1920 - 448 sidor
...under the Sanction of the treaty TOL. «.- «r of Utrecht, and making Improvements on their Lands tat one or two Generations, and being grown up into such...Circumstances of these Inhabitants it would clearly appear to he a just Usage of 'em; it is true that the Notion of their Neutrality (which seems to have been entertain'd... | |
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em all off their Settlements without farther Inquiry seems to be liable to many Objections. Among others it may be doubted whether under the Circumstances of these Inhabitants it would clearly appear to be a just Usage of "em; it is true that the Notion... 