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Page viii
John Roy Musick. viii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE . 66 The resolute father
continued to fire as he retreated , , 320 Lieut . -Gov . Stoughton , 330 George
Waters cut two stout sticks for crutches , 353 Charles Stevens , do you seek death
?
John Roy Musick. viii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE . 66 The resolute father
continued to fire as he retreated , , 320 Lieut . -Gov . Stoughton , 330 George
Waters cut two stout sticks for crutches , 353 Charles Stevens , do you seek death
?
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all over the American colonies that this bigoted Catholic would , on the death of
his brother , become their ruler , the New Englanders began to tremble for their
religion . There was murmuring from every village and plantation , keeping
society ...
all over the American colonies that this bigoted Catholic would , on the death of
his brother , become their ruler , the New Englanders began to tremble for their
religion . There was murmuring from every village and plantation , keeping
society ...
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The jails were overflowed , and their tenants were sent as slaves to the colonies .
Maddened by the succession of murders ; driven from their homes to caves , from
caves to morasses and mountains ; death brought to the inmates of a house ...
The jails were overflowed , and their tenants were sent as slaves to the colonies .
Maddened by the succession of murders ; driven from their homes to caves , from
caves to morasses and mountains ; death brought to the inmates of a house ...
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factor that should throw them food ; death to the friend that listened to their
complaint ; death to the wife or parent that still dared to solace husband or son ;
ferreted out by spies ; hunted with dogs ; the fanatics turned upon their pursuers ,
and ...
factor that should throw them food ; death to the friend that listened to their
complaint ; death to the wife or parent that still dared to solace husband or son ;
ferreted out by spies ; hunted with dogs ; the fanatics turned upon their pursuers ,
and ...
Page 59
Horrified at what he had done , and knowing that death , sure and swift , would
follow his capture , George Waters turned and fled down the James River . Some
guardian angel guided his footsteps , for he found himself one night , almost ...
Horrified at what he had done , and knowing that death , sure and swift , would
follow his capture , George Waters turned and fled down the James River . Some
guardian angel guided his footsteps , for he found himself one night , almost ...
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| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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