Documents Relating to the History And Settlements of the Towns Along the Hudson
Documents Relating to the History And Settlements of the Towns Along the Hudson
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Ns & Martins Vinsyard Indians. Soey' if thay Doe prejudice to any of these nations in Confedrecy togather & if y" Mau- quas will not be still then thay will fall upon the Mauquas with 800 Indians, & soe as one troop Corns in another to goe for, but if thay will be quiat untiU our Gov" good Arrivall thay will bee Con- tent, & then to make a generall peace, I Doe not understand y' y'= English will have anything to doe in y'= Warr, but if it Cane posable to make pease, soe S'' 1 Desire your advise... if that the Mauquas should not Consent to there Demands, what I shall Doe or behave myselfe in such a Casse, Soe haveing no more at present, but I Remaine Your verry humble Servant, S"^ July 23 1678 Silre. Salisbury.
Neto Yorh HUtoviml Records. 527 Letter from Capt. Salisbury to Comm" Brockiiolst • tiik murder of the Natitcks. Capt. Brockliolse S^ These are to Lot yon know y' at y"^ present, wee l)ee at (juinf, hut liowe Longe it will Con- tinew God Doeth know, y" Mauquas, Are verry much truhled, senieingly, at there Laste Action in taking and buring of thos Natlrl- Indian ])risoners, for Contrary to^ what thay promised me, thay have bnrned the raoste parte <.>
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Ns & Martins Vinsyard Indians. Soey' if thay Doe prejudice to any of these nations in Confedrecy togather & if y" Mau- quas will not be still then thay will fall upon the Mauquas with 800 Indians, & soe as one troop Corns in another to goe for, but if thay will be quiat untiU our Gov" good Arrivall thay will bee Con- tent, & then to make a generall peace, I Doe not understand y' y'= English will have anything to doe in y'= Warr, but if it Cane posable to make pease, soe S'' 1 Desire your advise... if that the Mauquas should not Consent to there Demands, what I shall Doe or behave myselfe in such a Casse, Soe haveing no more at present, but I Remaine Your verry humble Servant, S"^ July 23 1678 Silre. Salisbury.
Neto Yorh HUtoviml Records. 527 Letter from Capt. Salisbury to Comm" Brockiiolst • tiik murder of the Natitcks. Capt. Brockliolse S^ These are to Lot yon know y' at y"^ present, wee l)ee at (juinf, hut liowe Longe it will Con- tinew God Doeth know, y" Mauquas, Are verry much truhled, senieingly, at there Laste Action in taking and buring of thos Natlrl- Indian ])risoners, for Contrary to^ what thay promised me, thay have bnrned the raoste parte <.>
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