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Page iii
... England were some of the best and wisest men of the age ; men remarkable for their christian piety , patience , fortitude , and benevolent en- terprize , deserving a rank among the worthies who have founded empires , enlightened nations ...
... England were some of the best and wisest men of the age ; men remarkable for their christian piety , patience , fortitude , and benevolent en- terprize , deserving a rank among the worthies who have founded empires , enlightened nations ...
Page v
... ; Discovery of New- England ; Its boundaries , extent and settlement ; Destructive wars and pestilence among the na- tives ; nature of the Indian title to their lands 55 62 CHAP . IV . Excursions for discovery ; a child.
... ; Discovery of New- England ; Its boundaries , extent and settlement ; Destructive wars and pestilence among the na- tives ; nature of the Indian title to their lands 55 62 CHAP . IV . Excursions for discovery ; a child.
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... England till about two hundred years after its commencement ; till near the close of the fourteenth century . In the reign of Richard II . and of Henry IV . and Henry V. laws were enacted , that heretics " might be burned to death ...
... England till about two hundred years after its commencement ; till near the close of the fourteenth century . In the reign of Richard II . and of Henry IV . and Henry V. laws were enacted , that heretics " might be burned to death ...
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