...next day, and a sham fight after the English mode ; and summoning his own men, with those under Capt. Frost of Kittery, they, in conjunction with the two...of a man on either side. A separation was then made : Wonolanset, with the Penacook Indians, and others who had joined in making peace the winter before,...

...Captain Frost with his company from Piscataqua to join him. They, in conjunction with the Boston troop formed one party, and the Indians another. Having diverted them a while with manoeuvres, they induced the Indians to fire the first volley, then surrounded, seized and bound...

...conjunction with the two companies, formed one party, and the Indians another. Having diverted them for a while in this manner, and caused the Indians to...a man on either side. A separation was then made. Wannalancet, with the Penacook Indians and others who had joined in making peace the winter before,...

...companies [from Massachusetts] formed one party, and the Indians another. Having diverted them for a while in this manner, and caused the Indians to...disarmed, without the loss of a man on either side. The separation was then made. Wannalancet, * History of New Hampshire. with the Penacook Indians and...

...not to be improved upon in his relation of this disreputable episode. That author says: "The major proposed to the Indians to have a training the next...a man on either side. A separation was then made: Wonnalancet, with the Pennacook Indians, and others who had joined in making peace the winter before,...

...conjunction with the two companies, formed one party, and the Indians another. Having diverted them awhile in this manner, and caused the Indians to fire the...volley; by a peculiar dexterity, the whole body of them . . . were surrounded. . . They were immediately seized and disarmed. . . A separation was then made:...