 New-England ; tell them what has happened to you. They will undoubtedly awake, and lend us their helping hand. It is their interest, as much as ours, to push the war to a speedy conclusion. Be not discouraged ; the French are not so numerous as some people...  A History of New York, for Schools - Page 71by William Dunlap - 1837Full view - About this book
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...Indians under your Subjection to live near Albany, to be ready on all Occafions. Send to New-England, tell them what has happened to you. They will undoubtedly...awake and lend us their helping. Hand. It is their Interefr, as much as ours, to pufh the War to a Tpeedy Conclufion. Be not difcouraged, the French are... | |
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 | New-York Historical Society - New York (State) - 1814 - 558 pages
...Indians under your subjection to live near Albany, to be ready on all occasions. " Send to New-England ; tell them what has happened to you. They will undoubtedly...some people talk. If we but heartily unite to push on the war, and mind our business, the French will soon be subdued." The magistrates having returned an... | |
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 | William W. Campbell - Cherry Valley (N.Y.) - 1880 - 330 pages
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 | Ellen Russell Emerson - Comparative civilization - 1884 - 756 pages
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 | Cadwallader Colden - Iroquois Indians - 1902 - 334 pages
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...Indians under your Subjection to live near Albany, to be ready on all Occasions. Send to New-England, tell them what has happened to you. They will undoubtedly...some People talk. If we but heartily unite to push on the War, and mind our Business, the French will soon be subdued. The Magistrates having returned an... | |
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