The Works of Francis ParkmanРипол Классик, 1969 |
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... chief commerce of Canada, and the entire control of it had been placed in the hands of a company in which all Canadians might take shares. But as the risks were great and the conditions illdefined, the number of subscribers was not much ...
... chief commerce of Canada, and the entire control of it had been placed in the hands of a company in which all Canadians might take shares. But as the risks were great and the conditions illdefined, the number of subscribers was not much ...
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... chiefs of the various bands to a council at Casco. Here 1703-1718.] A TREACHEROUS PEACE. 37 presently appeared the Norridgewocks from. 1 Count Frontenac, 281. 3 Ibid., chaps. xi. xvi. xvii. ' Penhallow, History qftlze Wars qf New England ...
... chiefs of the various bands to a council at Casco. Here 1703-1718.] A TREACHEROUS PEACE. 37 presently appeared the Norridgewocks from. 1 Count Frontenac, 281. 3 Ibid., chaps. xi. xvi. xvii. ' Penhallow, History qftlze Wars qf New England ...
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... chiefs, known as Captain Samuel and Captain Bomazeen, declared that several French missionaries had lately come among them to excite them against the English, but that they were “firm as mountains,” and would remain so “as long as the ...
... chiefs, known as Captain Samuel and Captain Bomazeen, declared that several French missionaries had lately come among them to excite them against the English, but that they were “firm as mountains,” and would remain so “as long as the ...
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... chiefs, whom the governor had prudently kept about him. It was afterwards found, if we may believe a highly respectable member of the party, that two hundred French and Indians were on their way, “resolved to seize the governor, council ...
... chiefs, whom the governor had prudently kept about him. It was afterwards found, if we may believe a highly respectable member of the party, that two hundred French and Indians were on their way, “resolved to seize the governor, council ...
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... chiefs from N orridgewock appeared with a white flag, and asked for an interview. As they seemed to be alone and unarmed, he went to meet them, followed by two or three soldiers and accompanied by two old men named Phippeny and Kent ...
... chiefs from N orridgewock appeared with a white flag, and asked for an interview. As they seemed to be alone and unarmed, he went to meet them, followed by two or three soldiers and accompanied by two old men named Phippeny and Kent ...
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The Works of Francis Parkman: A half-century of conflict Francis Parkman Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
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