Papers Concerning the Attack On Hatfield And Deerfield By a Party of Indians Fro
Papers Concerning the Attack On Hatfield And Deerfield By a Party of Indians Fro
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lines by Bcnja Waite, 1 whereby I vnderstand yo r sym pathy with vs in o r sad disaster by y e Indians ; & yo r readiness in making great Inquiry & greate forward ness to do what . Possible lys in yo r for vs w ch I haue abundant cause to acknouledge & doe most thankfully accept fr m yo r hands, & as to yo r opinion of the Ma- quas being free, & assureing me of their Innocency, I doe fully concur w th yo u having satisfaction fr m wliat yo u wrot & fr m Ben Waites Relation. But to put it out of... all doubt, God in his p vidence hath sent in one of 8 captivated men, Benoni Stebbings \)f name, w ch is chosen an assistant of the colony, was one of the council of New Eng land in the time of Andros, and was named a councilor under the new colonial charter.
These several duties he sustained with great ability, and his name was a household word, not only in his county but throughout New England. During the long period that he sustained these trusts, he was never known to omit any opportunity of promoting the public good, or in the least suspected of preferring his own to the general welfare.
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lines by Bcnja Waite, 1 whereby I vnderstand yo r sym pathy with vs in o r sad disaster by y e Indians ; & yo r readiness in making great Inquiry & greate forward ness to do what . Possible lys in yo r for vs w ch I haue abundant cause to acknouledge & doe most thankfully accept fr m yo r hands, & as to yo r opinion of the Ma- quas being free, & assureing me of their Innocency, I doe fully concur w th yo u having satisfaction fr m wliat yo u wrot & fr m Ben Waites Relation. But to put it out of... all doubt, God in his p vidence hath sent in one of 8 captivated men, Benoni Stebbings \)f name, w ch is chosen an assistant of the colony, was one of the council of New Eng land in the time of Andros, and was named a councilor under the new colonial charter.
These several duties he sustained with great ability, and his name was a household word, not only in his county but throughout New England. During the long period that he sustained these trusts, he was never known to omit any opportunity of promoting the public good, or in the least suspected of preferring his own to the general welfare.
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