History of the United States, volume 1 (Of 6)
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Those takenprisoners were spared only to be held in bondage, Mononotto's wife withthe rest. Some were absorbed by the Narragansets, others by theMohegans, while the settlers of Connecticut, upon whom the war hadfallen so heavily, came into possession of the Pequot land.
[l638] For nearly forty years the New England colonies were not again molested, the merciless vigor with which they had fought making a lastingimpression upon their blood-thirsty foes. The cruel slavery to which thesurviving nat...ives were subjected, the English justified by the exampleof the Jews in their treatment of the Canaanites.
[Illustration: Signature of Miantonomoh. ] [1642] The Narraganset chief, Miantonomoh, had become the friend and ally ofthe English by a treaty ratified in 1636, mainly through the goodoffices of Roger Williams, In 1638, after the destruction of thePequots, there was a new treaty, embracing Uncas with his bold Mohegans, and stipulating that any quarrel between Miantonomoh and Uncas should bereferred to the English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those takenprisoners were spared only to be held in bondage, Mononotto's wife withthe rest. Some were absorbed by the Narragansets, others by theMohegans, while the settlers of Connecticut, upon whom the war hadfallen so heavily, came into possession of the Pequot land.
[l638] For nearly forty years the New England colonies were not again molested, the merciless vigor with which they had fought making a lastingimpression upon their blood-thirsty foes. The cruel slavery to which thesurviving nat...ives were subjected, the English justified by the exampleof the Jews in their treatment of the Canaanites.
[Illustration: Signature of Miantonomoh. ] [1642] The Narraganset chief, Miantonomoh, had become the friend and ally ofthe English by a treaty ratified in 1636, mainly through the goodoffices of Roger Williams, In 1638, after the destruction of thePequots, there was a new treaty, embracing Uncas with his bold Mohegans, and stipulating that any quarrel between Miantonomoh and Uncas should bereferred to the English.
What to read after History of the United States, volume 1 (Of 6)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Elisha Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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