...both they and their message might be the more acceptable amongst them. The message was as follows : That forasmuch as his subjects came often and without fear upon all occasions amongst • Written probably by Mr. Winslow. us, so we were now come unto him ; and in witness of the love...

...with, were at first as sensible and as prone to kindness as could have been wished. They went unarmed j We meet with Massasoit again in July, 1621 ; an embassy...often and without fear upon all occasions amongst «*, . so the English went now to visit him, carrying with them a coat from the Governor to his friend...

...been wished. Thev went unarmed We meet with Mnssasoit again in July, IG21 ; an embassy being tlien sent to him at his own residence, Montaup or Sowams....objects of it were, says Mourt,* " that forasmuch 03 his subjects came often and ivithout fear upon all occasions amongst its," so the English went now...

...other was gratified.f * Front' whom the outer point of Boston harbor is said tct' have been named. We meet with Massasoit again in July, 1621 ; an embassy being then sent to -him at his own residence, Moulaup or Sowams. This embassy consisted of Edward Winslow and Stephen Hopkins ; and the objects of...

...and at the end add what follows : might be acceptable amongst them. The message was as followeth ; that forasmuch as his subjects came often and without fear, upon all occasions amongst us, so we were now come unto him, and in witness of the love and good will the English bare unto him, the...

...the .other was gratified.! * From whom the outer point of Boston harbor is said to have been named. We meet with Massasoit again in July, 1621 ; an embassy...now to visit him, carrying with them a coat from the Governor to his friend the sachem, as a token of good will, and desire to live peaceably. It was farther...

...as sensible and as prone to kindness as could have been wished. They went unarmed INDIAN B10GRAPHY. 123 We meet with Massasoit again in July, 1621 ; an...now to visit him, carrying with them a coat from the Governor to his friend the sachem, as a token of good will, and desire to live peaceably. It was farther...

...;" — the one party as much relieved, no doubt, as the other was gratified.* We met with Masstisoit again in July, 1621 ; an embassy being then sent to...Mourt, " that forasmuch as his subjects came often and ii>itho'it fear vpou all occasions amangst г/.с," so the English went now to visit him, carrying...

...went their way ;" — the one party as much relieved, no doubt, as the other was gratified.* We met with Massasoit again in July, 1621 ; an embassy being...then sent to him at his own residence, Montaup or Sovvams. This embassy consisted of Edward Winslowand Stephen Hopkins; and the objects of it were, says...

...they and their message might be the 1621. more acceptable amongst them. The message was as follows : That forasmuch as his subjects came often and without fear upon all occasions amongst us, so we were now come unto him ; and in witness of the love and good-will the English bear unto him, the...