History of New England volume 2
History of New England volume 2
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(See Vol. I. 332. ) At the time of that grant, the geography of the region was little known. The territory conveyed to Bradford was described in it as lying between the ocean on the east ; " a certain rivulet or runlet, there com- monly called Coahasset alias Cona- hassett, towards the north ; the river, commonly called Narragansetts River, towards the south ; and between and within a straight line directly ex- tending up into the mainland towards the west from the mouth of the said river calle...d Narragansetts River, to the utmost limits and bounds of a country or place in New England called Poka- noket alias Sowamsett westward, and another like straight line extending itself directly from the mouth of the said river called Coahasset alias Cona- hassett towards the west, so far up into the mainland westwards, as the utmost limits of the said place or country com- monly called Pokanoket alias Sowam- sett do extend, together with one half of the said river called Narragansett, and the said rivulet or runlet, called Coahassett alias Conahassett, " &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See Vol. I. 332. ) At the time of that grant, the geography of the region was little known. The territory conveyed to Bradford was described in it as lying between the ocean on the east ; " a certain rivulet or runlet, there com- monly called Coahasset alias Cona- hassett, towards the north ; the river, commonly called Narragansetts River, towards the south ; and between and within a straight line directly ex- tending up into the mainland towards the west from the mouth of the said river calle...d Narragansetts River, to the utmost limits and bounds of a country or place in New England called Poka- noket alias Sowamsett westward, and another like straight line extending itself directly from the mouth of the said river called Coahasset alias Cona- hassett towards the west, so far up into the mainland westwards, as the utmost limits of the said place or country com- monly called Pokanoket alias Sowam- sett do extend, together with one half of the said river called Narragansett, and the said rivulet or runlet, called Coahassett alias Conahassett, " &c.
What to read after History of New England volume 2?
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