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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... receiue aduice . from the English how to pceed against him for sondry treacherous attempts against his life besides this last suddaine Invasion wthout denounceing warr , and when Vncus was unpvided to whstand the great force Miantinomo ...
... receiue aduice . from the English how to pceed against him for sondry treacherous attempts against his life besides this last suddaine Invasion wthout denounceing warr , and when Vncus was unpvided to whstand the great force Miantinomo ...
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... to declare that this Commission is free and may not receiue any thing ( not expresly agreed in the Articles as imposed by any geñall Court , yet out of their respects to the Goûment of the Massachusetts they did willingly graunt that ( 16 )
... to declare that this Commission is free and may not receiue any thing ( not expresly agreed in the Articles as imposed by any geñall Court , yet out of their respects to the Goûment of the Massachusetts they did willingly graunt that ( 16 )
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... receiue advice and direction from them . But if notwthstanding they refuse to come or send * you shall from the Comission's demaund from the refuseing pty what their purpose and resolucón is whether for peace or warr betwixt themselues ...
... receiue advice and direction from them . But if notwthstanding they refuse to come or send * you shall from the Comission's demaund from the refuseing pty what their purpose and resolucón is whether for peace or warr betwixt themselues ...
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... receiue the same construccon , both in referrence to pprietie in lande e juris- diccon And Mr Fenwick was desired to ... receiued from the Indians as a fruite of the Conquest attayned by A comon charge wherein the Gentlemen interressed ...
... receiue the same construccon , both in referrence to pprietie in lande e juris- diccon And Mr Fenwick was desired to ... receiued from the Indians as a fruite of the Conquest attayned by A comon charge wherein the Gentlemen interressed ...
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... receiue and seasonably to send in what shalbe thus giuen by them : It is conceiued that as no man would feele any greevance hereby , so it would be a blessed meanes of comfort- able puision for the dyett of diuers such studients as may ...
... receiue and seasonably to send in what shalbe thus giuen by them : It is conceiued that as no man would feele any greevance hereby , so it would be a blessed meanes of comfort- able puision for the dyett of diuers such studients as may ...
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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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