Descent of John Nelson And of His Children, With Notes On the Families of Tailer And Stoughton
Descent of John Nelson And of His Children, With Notes On the Families of Tailer And Stoughton
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. . my sou Temple* arriued from a plaoe called Burbesia, a lonely Dutch pluutatiou on the Maine, 60 leagues to y Leeward of Surrinam, where he hath formed a projection of trade, which has a likely aspect of succeas, his vessel is now returning theithc, and in ye Fall of ye yeare intends to go himselfe in person.
Capt Temple ''^ we Expect dayly from the Eastward, where he has spent the winter in the fateagucs of our unhappy Indian war, the End & Ishue of which uoe man can 8ee tlire to his a ...dvantage &c • .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . my sou Temple* arriued from a plaoe called Burbesia, a lonely Dutch pluutatiou on the Maine, 60 leagues to y Leeward of Surrinam, where he hath formed a projection of trade, which has a likely aspect of succeas, his vessel is now returning theithc, and in ye Fall of ye yeare intends to go himselfe in person.
Capt Temple ''^ we Expect dayly from the Eastward, where he has spent the winter in the fateagucs of our unhappy Indian war, the End & Ishue of which uoe man can 8ee tlir
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