Penhallows Indian Wars a Facsimile Reprint of the First Edition Printed in Bo
Penhallows Indian Wars a Facsimile Reprint of the First Edition Printed in Bo
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Nefcio tu qu'ihus eSy LeBor, Uciurus OctSis, Hoc fcio, ejuod /iccf^, fcrihere non fotui* BOSTON: Printed by T. Fleet, for S. Gerrijh at the lower end of CorwAfi/, and D. Henchman over-againft _the Back Meeting-Houfe in Cornhill, 1726.
I The Preface.
IT* is one fart of our Honour and HappineJI in this Country^ among the many difficulties and irouhies which have attended the Settlements and growth of it unto tbii day^ that there bax/e not hetn wanting from time to time bcnefi and worthy Perfops, ...anJfome learmd, who have detivned down to Vofit- rity a plain and true account of the Wars which we have bad with the Indian Natives in one part of the Land and in another.
Wt owe mucb unto Thofc who have done m thit Service from the beginning, and they have herein ferved God^ as well as obliged the World. For it al- ways has been, and ever u like to be a grateful thing to Mankind to be informed of the rife and growth of Provinces, and of the fufferings of their feeble infant flate : And from the days of Mofes, who wrote the fir ft Hiftory, the beginning of the World, and ofK" rael, the wife and pious among Men have fcarce known a more facred Pleafure, nor found a more profit' table Entertainment, than in tracing tht foot fleps and windings of Divine Providence, in the planting of Colonies and Churches, here and there, thro* the Earth, Nor let it feem vain in me to fay, that in the fet* tltment of the New-England Churches and Provinces, there have beenfome Circumfiances fo like unto thofe of Ifrtel of old, (after their entrance into Canaanj that I am perfwaded no 'People of God under Heaven, can fmg of bis Mercies and Judgments in the infpired A 2 Phcafe ii .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nefcio tu qu'ihus eSy LeBor, Uciurus OctSis, Hoc fcio, ejuod /iccf^, fcrihere non fotui* BOSTON: Printed by T. Fleet, for S. Gerrijh at the lower end of CorwAfi/, and D. Henchman over-againft _the Back Meeting-Houfe in Cornhill, 1726.
I The Preface.
IT* is one fart of our Honour and HappineJI in this Country^ among the many difficulties and irouhies which have attended the Settlements and growth of it unto tbii day^ that there bax/e not hetn wanting from time to time bcnefi and worthy Perfops, ...anJfome learmd, who have detivned down to Vofit- rity a plain and true account of the Wars which we have bad with the Indian Natives in one part of the Land and in another.
Wt owe mucb unto Thofc who have done m thit Service from the beginning, and they have herein ferved God^ as well as obliged the World. For it al- ways has been, and ever u like to be a grateful thing to Mankind to be informed of the rife and growth of Provinces, and of the fufferings of their feeble infant flate : And from the days of Mofes, who wrote the fir ft Hiftory, the beginning of the World, and ofK" rael, the wife and pious among Men have fcarce known a more facred Pleafure, nor found a more profit' table Entertainment, than in tracing tht foot fleps and windings of Divine Providence, in the planting of Colonies and Churches, here and there, thro* the Earth, Nor let it feem vain in me to fay, that in the fet* tltment of the New-England Churches and Provinces, there have beenfome Circumfiances fo like unto thofe of Ifrtel of old, (after their entrance into Canaanj that I am perfwaded no 'People of God under Heaven, can fmg of bis Mercies and Judgments in the infpired A 2 Phcafe ii .
What to read after Penhallows Indian Wars a Facsimile Reprint of the First Edition Printed in Bo?
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