The Abenaki Indians
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Johns, Penobscot, Kenybeck, Amascogon, Saco, & Merimack, & all other Indian Plantations lyingbetween the s^d Rivers of St. Johns and Merimack, Parts of herMaj^ty's Provinces of the Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, withinher Maj^ty's Sovereignty, having made application to his Excellency, Joseph Dudley, Esq^re, Captain General & Govern^r in Chief in andover the s^d Provinces, That the Troubles which we have unhappilyraised or occasioned against her Maj^ty's subjects, the English, &ourselves,... may cease & have an end, & that we may enjoy her Maj^ty'sGrace & Favor, and each of us Respectively, for ourselves & in the name& with the free consent of all the Indians belonging to the severalRivers and places aforesaid, & all other Indians within the s^dProvinces of the Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, herebyacknowledging ourselves the lawfull subjects of our Sovereign Lady, Queen Anne, and promising our hearty Subjection & Obediance unto theCrown of Great Britain, doe solemnly Covenant, promise, & agree to &with the s^d Joseph Dudley, Esq.
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Johns, Penobscot, Kenybeck, Amascogon, Saco, & Merimack, & all other Indian Plantations lyingbetween the s^d Rivers of St. Johns and Merimack, Parts of herMaj^ty's Provinces of the Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, withinher Maj^ty's Sovereignty, having made application to his Excellency, Joseph Dudley, Esq^re, Captain General & Govern^r in Chief in andover the s^d Provinces, That the Troubles which we have unhappilyraised or occasioned against her Maj^ty's subjects, the English, &ourselves,... may cease & have an end, & that we may enjoy her Maj^ty'sGrace & Favor, and each of us Respectively, for ourselves & in the name& with the free consent of all the Indians belonging to the severalRivers and places aforesaid, & all other Indians within the s^dProvinces of the Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire, herebyacknowledging ourselves the lawfull subjects of our Sovereign Lady, Queen Anne, and promising our hearty Subjection & Obediance unto theCrown of Great Britain, doe solemnly Covenant, promise, & agree to &with the s^d Joseph Dudley, Esq.
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