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...first thirty miles, he had scarcely entered "a little bayed creeke towards Onawmanient (now Noroiny) when he found all the woods roundabout layd with ambuscadoes...confederacy inhabited a country upon which nature had bestowed singular advantages. Unlike the natives of more northern regions, they suffered little from...

...layd with ambuscadoes to the number of three or foure thousand Salvages, so strangely paynted, grimed and disguised, shouting, yelling and crying as so many spirits from hell could not haue showed more terrible. Many brauadoes they made, but to appease their furie, our captaine prepared...

...layd with ambuscadoes to the number of three or foure thousand Salvages, so strangely paynted, grimed and disguised, shouting, yelling and crying as so many 'spirits from hell could not haue showed more terrible. Many brauadoes they made, but to appease their furie, our captaine prepared...

...themselves surrounded by three or four thousand Indians, lying in ambuscade, " so strangely painted, grimed, and disguised, shouting, yelling, and crying, as so many spirits from hell could not have showed more terrible." Their demeanor was very menacing; but Smith prepared to receive them with great...

...themselves surrounded by three or four thousand Indians, lying in ambuscade, " so strangely painted, grimed, and disguised, shouting, yelling, and crying, as so many spirits from hell could not have showed more terrible." Their demeanor was very menacing; but Smith prepared to receive them with great...

...for the first thirty miles, he had scarcely entered " a little bayed creeke towards Onawmanient (now Nominy) when he found all the woods roundabout layd...confederacy inhabited a country upon which nature had bestowed singular advantages. Unlike the natives of more northern regions, they suffered little from...

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...themselves surrounded by three or four thousand Indians, lying in ambuscade, " so strangely painted, grimed, and disguised, shouting, yelling, and crying, as so many spirits from hell could not have showed more terrible." Their demeanor was very menacing; but Smith prepared to receive them with great...