A Chronological History of New England in the Form of Annals Being a Summary
A Chronological History of New England in the Form of Annals Being a Summary
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John Carver, a pious and well approved gen- tleman, their governor for the first year ; B and then set ashore fifteen or sixteen men well armed to fetch wood and discover the land, who at night return, but found neither house nor person. M Nov. 13. Monday, the people go ashore to re- fresh themselves, and every day the whales play round about them and the greatest store of fowls they ever saw. But the earth here a company of sandhills ; and the water so shallow near the shore, they are forced t...o wade a bowshot or two M Relation of their proceedings published by Mourt.
* They are the same which captain Gosnold, in 1602 called Point Care and Tucker's Terror ; but the French and Dutch call Malabar, by reason of perilous shoals and the losses there sustained. B NEW ENGLAND CHRONOLOGY. 163 1620. King of G. Britain, James I. — France, Lewis XIII. — Spain, Philip III.
to get to land ; which being freezing weather, affecteth them with grievous colds and coughs, which after proves the death of many, and renders the place unfit for settlement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Carver, a pious and well approved gen- tleman, their governor for the first year ; B and then set ashore fifteen or sixteen men well armed to fetch wood and discover the land, who at night return, but found neither house nor person. M Nov. 13. Monday, the people go ashore to re- fresh themselves, and every day the whales play round about them and the greatest store of fowls they ever saw. But the earth here a company of sandhills ; and the water so shallow near the shore, they are forced t...o wade a bowshot or two M Relation of their proceedings published by Mourt.
* They are the same which captain Gosnold, in 1602 called Point Care and Tucker's Terror ; but the French and Dutch call Malabar, by reason of perilous shoals and the losses there sustained. B NEW ENGLAND CHRONOLOGY. 163 1620. King of G. Britain, James I. — France, Lewis XIII. — Spain, Philip III.
to get to land ; which being freezing weather, affecteth them with grievous colds and coughs, which after proves the death of many, and renders the place unfit for settlement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Prince to read onlineMoreLess
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