Seashore of New England
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48 Pemaquid Point, a view of which now appears to us, is associated with the legends of early New England discovery as well as the later events of her history. This was the domain of Samoset, the Indian chieftain who was the friend of the Plymouth Pilgrims. Subsequently a fort erected here by the English was attacked and captured by the French under Castine from their stronghold on the Penobscot. Off this shore in 1814, between Pemaquid Point and Monhegan Island, was fought the celebrated battl...e between the American brig " Enter- prise" and the British brig "Boxer, " which resulted in a victory for the American, although fatal to both commanders. Longfellow, who 14 was a native of Portland, in his poem, "My Lost Youth, " has said: " I remember the sea-fight far away, How it thundered o'er the tide, And the two dead captains as they lay In their graves o'erlooking the tranquil bay, Where they in battle died. " 49 The lofty island of Monhegan, twelve miles southeast of Pemaquid Point, is a centre about which cluster the earliest traditions of explo- ration and discovery along the New England Coast.
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48 Pemaquid Point, a view of which now appears to us, is associated with the legends of early New England discovery as well as the later events of her history. This was the domain of Samoset, the Indian chieftain who was the friend of the Plymouth Pilgrims. Subsequently a fort erected here by the English was attacked and captured by the French under Castine from their stronghold on the Penobscot. Off this shore in 1814, between Pemaquid Point and Monhegan Island, was fought the celebrated battl...e between the American brig " Enter- prise" and the British brig "Boxer, " which resulted in a victory for the American, although fatal to both commanders. Longfellow, who 14 was a native of Portland, in his poem, "My Lost Youth, " has said: " I remember the sea-fight far away, How it thundered o'er the tide, And the two dead captains as they lay In their graves o'erlooking the tranquil bay, Where they in battle died. " 49 The lofty island of Monhegan, twelve miles southeast of Pemaquid Point, is a centre about which cluster the earliest traditions of explo- ration and discovery along the New England Coast.
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