Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Band 9;Band 19The Society, 1792 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... respect of their lives and manners amongst the Indians : so it is to be feared , will be no less to New England in their vile and clamorous reports , because she would not foster them in their desired idle courses . I would not be ...
... respect of their lives and manners amongst the Indians : so it is to be feared , will be no less to New England in their vile and clamorous reports , because she would not foster them in their desired idle courses . I would not be ...
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... respect to the languages of Mexico , Chili , and the more civilized parts of the continent , yet the dia- lects of the more barbarous nations must be extremely poor and deficient in the particulars above considered . As to some of these ...
... respect to the languages of Mexico , Chili , and the more civilized parts of the continent , yet the dia- lects of the more barbarous nations must be extremely poor and deficient in the particulars above considered . As to some of these ...
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... respect of their Rise whence they spring . 2. In respect of their Consorts , how they are yoked . 1. Original words : suæ originis . In respect of their ) 2. Ort words sprung out of other : Rise some are Nominals : or Verbs made Chiefly ...
... respect of their Rise whence they spring . 2. In respect of their Consorts , how they are yoked . 1. Original words : suæ originis . In respect of their ) 2. Ort words sprung out of other : Rise some are Nominals : or Verbs made Chiefly ...
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A brief Relation of the Discovery of New England | 26 |
E Winslows Relation | 74 |
Donations to Boston during the operation of the Port Bill | 158 |
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