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Side 12
... ground will not continue above 3. or 4 yeares to beare corne . Anfw . Our ground hath been fowne and planted with corne thefe 7. 10. 12. yeares already by our felves , and ( which is more than can be faid here of English Land ( never ...
... ground will not continue above 3. or 4 yeares to beare corne . Anfw . Our ground hath been fowne and planted with corne thefe 7. 10. 12. yeares already by our felves , and ( which is more than can be faid here of English Land ( never ...
Side 2
... ground and warrant out of the word of God that undertaking ( which was the occasion of this Sermon ) hath hitherto proceeded , I thought good ( Courteous Reader ) leave being with some difficultie obtained of the Reverend Author ) to ...
... ground and warrant out of the word of God that undertaking ( which was the occasion of this Sermon ) hath hitherto proceeded , I thought good ( Courteous Reader ) leave being with some difficultie obtained of the Reverend Author ) to ...
Side 14
... ground , but as the soil is natural for wood , and as the birds and the winds carry the seeds in every direction , hence those moist , low grounds are covered with timber and underwoods which we call cripple bushes . The situations are ...
... ground , but as the soil is natural for wood , and as the birds and the winds carry the seeds in every direction , hence those moist , low grounds are covered with timber and underwoods which we call cripple bushes . The situations are ...
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JOHN ELIOTS INDIAN GRAMMAR BEGUN 53 JOHN COTTONS GODS PROMISE TO HIS PLANTATION 54 LETTERS OF ROGER WILLIA... | |
WINTHROPS LITTLE SPEECH ON LIBERTY | 1 |
GOVERNOR HUTCHINSONS ACCOUNT OF THE BOSTON TEA PARTY 69 ADRIAN VAN DER DONCKS DESCRIPTION OF NEW NETHERL... | 24 |
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