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Page 2
... the features of natural scenery are , for the most part , unalterable .
Massachusetts Bay is as it was when the Pilgrim Fathers first beheld it . On land ,
there are still the craggy hills , with jutting promontories of granite , where 2 THE
WITCH OF ...
... the features of natural scenery are , for the most part , unalterable .
Massachusetts Bay is as it was when the Pilgrim Fathers first beheld it . On land ,
there are still the craggy hills , with jutting promontories of granite , where 2 THE
WITCH OF ...
Page 29
A large number of emigrants in the employ of the company of free traders ” who
had purchased lands in Pennsylvania of the proprietor , went with him . These
settled near the Delaware and builded and planted . ” With the assistance of ...
A large number of emigrants in the employ of the company of free traders ” who
had purchased lands in Pennsylvania of the proprietor , went with him . These
settled near the Delaware and builded and planted . ” With the assistance of ...
Page 31
The great treaty was not for the purchase of lands ; but , confirming what Penn
had written and Markham covenanted , its sublime purpose was the recognition
of the equal rights of humanity , under the shelter of the forest trees , barren of ...
The great treaty was not for the purchase of lands ; but , confirming what Penn
had written and Markham covenanted , its sublime purpose was the recognition
of the equal rights of humanity , under the shelter of the forest trees , barren of ...
Page 35
... he purchased lands extending from the high banks of the Delaware , fringed
with pines , to those of the Schuylkill . ... of the streets marked on the trunks of the
chestnut , walnut , locust , spruce , pine and other forest trees covering the land .
... he purchased lands extending from the high banks of the Delaware , fringed
with pines , to those of the Schuylkill . ... of the streets marked on the trunks of the
chestnut , walnut , locust , spruce , pine and other forest trees covering the land .
Page 38
... cared for you , and served unfeigned love , and you are beloved of me and
dear to me beyond utterance . I bless you in the name and power of the Lord ,
and may God bless you with his righteousness , peace and plenty all the land
over .
... cared for you , and served unfeigned love , and you are beloved of me and
dear to me beyond utterance . I bless you in the name and power of the Lord ,
and may God bless you with his righteousness , peace and plenty all the land
over .
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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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