The Entertaining History of King Philip's War : Which Began in the Month of June, 1675 ; As Also of Expeditions More Lately Made Against the Common Enemy, And Indian Rebels, in the Eastern Parts of New-England ; With Some Account of the Divine Providence
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" The difficulty of the cold season so discouraged our men, that after the making of some few shot the enterprize found itself under too much congelation to proceed any further." So he says, Magnalia, II, 550. No account is given that any were killed.
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first, but it might be a snare to draw them into ; but upon consideration, sent to see who or what he was, and found him to be a Negro man belonging to Mar- blehead, that had been taken and kept a prisoner amongst t...hem for some time. The Major asked him, whether he could give any account of the Indians in those parts 3 He said Yes, they were or had been all drawn off from the sea coast, up into the woods near an hundred miles. [They] having had an ac- count by a prisoner out of Boston jail, that Major Church and his forces were coming out against them in four brigantines, and four sloops, with twentyfour pettiaugers, (meaning whale boats) which put them into [such] a fright, that notwithstanding they were so far up in the woods, were afraid to make fires by day, lest he and his forces should discover the smokes, and in the night lest they should see the light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The difficulty of the cold season so discouraged our men, that after the making of some few shot the enterprize found itself under too much congelation to proceed any further." So he says, Magnalia, II, 550. No account is given that any were killed.
L \ 242 FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS.
first, but it might be a snare to draw them into ; but upon consideration, sent to see who or what he was, and found him to be a Negro man belonging to Mar- blehead, that had been taken and kept a prisoner amongst t...hem for some time. The Major asked him, whether he could give any account of the Indians in those parts 3 He said Yes, they were or had been all drawn off from the sea coast, up into the woods near an hundred miles. [They] having had an ac- count by a prisoner out of Boston jail, that Major Church and his forces were coming out against them in four brigantines, and four sloops, with twentyfour pettiaugers, (meaning whale boats) which put them into [such] a fright, that notwithstanding they were so far up in the woods, were afraid to make fires by day, lest he and his forces should discover the smokes, and in the night lest they should see the light.
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