Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... soon as you have thrown me down , strip off my clothes and bury me in the spot of soft , fresh earth . When you have done this , leave me , but come occasionally to visit the place to keep the weeds from growing . Once or twice cover me ...
... soon as you have thrown me down , strip off my clothes and bury me in the spot of soft , fresh earth . When you have done this , leave me , but come occasionally to visit the place to keep the weeds from growing . Once or twice cover me ...
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... soon returned to Canada . cast his body into the Mohawk Rive In 1648 , warriors from the Mohawk Valle fell upon the Hurons , and the Jesuit mis sions among them were destroyed , an priests and converts were murdered afte horrible ...
... soon returned to Canada . cast his body into the Mohawk Rive In 1648 , warriors from the Mohawk Valle fell upon the Hurons , and the Jesuit mis sions among them were destroyed , an priests and converts were murdered afte horrible ...
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... soon fol- lowed by another expedition against the Indians at Stamford and Greenwich . Underhill , with a force 150 ... Soon to Long Island , who cast up strong in- afterwards 7,000 militia reinforced him , trenchments back of Brooklyn ...
... soon fol- lowed by another expedition against the Indians at Stamford and Greenwich . Underhill , with a force 150 ... Soon to Long Island , who cast up strong in- afterwards 7,000 militia reinforced him , trenchments back of Brooklyn ...
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