Records of the Colony of New Plymouth, in New England: Acts of the Commissioners of the United Colonies of New England, 1643-1679Press of W. White, 1859 - Barnstable County (Mass.) |
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... himselfe in height of disorder contempt of authority , resists the watch at Harford , drawes breakes his rapier vpon ... him who legally sought justice , in an hostile way tooke away his teame and laden . * 77 We haue also seene a ...
... himselfe in height of disorder contempt of authority , resists the watch at Harford , drawes breakes his rapier vpon ... him who legally sought justice , in an hostile way tooke away his teame and laden . * 77 We haue also seene a ...
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... himselfe , though twice sent for by Mr Heynes ; The Comissioners consideringe the premises thought fit once againe to send for him with safe Conduct vnder their hands , accord- ingly gaue instructions to Jonathan Gilbert , as followeth ...
... himselfe , though twice sent for by Mr Heynes ; The Comissioners consideringe the premises thought fit once againe to send for him with safe Conduct vnder their hands , accord- ingly gaue instructions to Jonathan Gilbert , as followeth ...
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... himselfe , you may let him know , that the withdraweinge of himselfe will much increase the suspition of his guilt to all the English , induce them to proceede in answereable courses towards him : Yf there be any other Indians at ...
... himselfe , you may let him know , that the withdraweinge of himselfe will much increase the suspition of his guilt to all the English , induce them to proceede in answereable courses towards him : Yf there be any other Indians at ...
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... himselfe had taken formerly Busshege brought him to the English who for a murtherous attempt at Stanford , was put to death at New hauen , that if he should kill any English by such meanes , he should goe in feare of death all the dayes ...
... himselfe had taken formerly Busshege brought him to the English who for a murtherous attempt at Stanford , was put to death at New hauen , that if he should kill any English by such meanes , he should goe in feare of death all the dayes ...
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... him , in burninge the pitch tar of some inhabitant of Windsore vpon Connecticut , of some resistance made by himselfe agst some English sent by order from the Magistrates , vpon the Riuer of Connecticute to bringe the said Mahanose to a ...
... him , in burninge the pitch tar of some inhabitant of Windsore vpon Connecticut , of some resistance made by himselfe agst some English sent by order from the Magistrates , vpon the Riuer of Connecticute to bringe the said Mahanose to a ...
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Page 48 - ... of this Treaty nor a breach of the peace here made and concluded The Narrohigganset and Nyantick Sagamores and Deputie hereby agree and couenant to and w'h the Commission's of the vnited Colonies, that hencforward they will neither giue graunt, sell or in any manner alienate any part of their Countrey nor any pcell of land therein either to any of the English or others w'hout consent or allowance of the said Comissione's.
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