History of Elizabeth, New Jersey: Including the Early History of Union CountyCarlton & Lanahan, 1868 - 701 páginas |
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... probably , by what the English had accomplished at New Plymouth , the Dutch undertook to plant colonies of agriculturists in what they called New Netherland . But these enterprises were few and feeble -- confined mainly to the ...
... probably , by what the English had accomplished at New Plymouth , the Dutch undertook to plant colonies of agriculturists in what they called New Netherland . But these enterprises were few and feeble -- confined mainly to the ...
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... probably had been for some time previous ) as early as February 1665 , nearly two years before the writing of this letter . In the absence , then , of every thing like documentary evi- dence to the contrary , it is safe to conclude ...
... probably had been for some time previous ) as early as February 1665 , nearly two years before the writing of this letter . In the absence , then , of every thing like documentary evi- dence to the contrary , it is safe to conclude ...
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... York , also , is of the number . With these come , also , eighteen men of menial character , of the laboring class ; possibly a few others , fe males , probably , of whom no special mention is ELİZABETH , NEW JERSEY . 43.
... York , also , is of the number . With these come , also , eighteen men of menial character , of the laboring class ; possibly a few others , fe males , probably , of whom no special mention is ELİZABETH , NEW JERSEY . 43.
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... probably , by the terms of Winthrop's Charter , and the Concessions subsequently drawn up for the Carolinas , they prepared a Plan for the government of the territory ( that Carteret had honored with the name of his island home ) ...
... probably , by the terms of Winthrop's Charter , and the Concessions subsequently drawn up for the Carolinas , they prepared a Plan for the government of the territory ( that Carteret had honored with the name of his island home ) ...
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... ( probably on account of the war with the Dutch that rendered navigation hazardous ) , until the last of April ; and then sets sail , just as " the Great Plague " is beginning to gather up its more than threescore thousand victims in ...
... ( probably on account of the war with the Dutch that rendered navigation hazardous ) , until the last of April ; and then sets sail , just as " the Great Plague " is beginning to gather up its more than threescore thousand victims in ...
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