The History of the Eastern Expeditions of 1689, 1690, 1692, 1696, And 1704, Against the Indians And French
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To Major Benjamin Church. <- A T'Ou having already received former Inftru6lions, are J^ ' now further to proceed with the Souldiers under ' your Command for Kenebeck River, and the Places Adja- 182 Mather fajs he "took five Indians" 183 His inftrudlions were to "make here ; Hutchinfon fays " three or four." all defpatch" thence "for Kenebeck It is certain that he took but few. River"; but in doing fo he muft natu- {Magnalia, Book VII : 8i ; Hutchin- rally touch at Pemaquid, which lay be- fon's Hijl. Mafs. ii : 69.] tween. 90 [85] * cent, and ufe your utmoft indeavours to kill, deftroy and ^ take Captive the French & Indian Enemy wherelbever ' you fhall find any of them; and at your return to Peme- ' qtiid (which you are to do as foon as you can conveni- ' ently; after your beft indeavour done againft the Enemy, ' and having deftroyed their Corn and other Provifions) ' you are to ftay v^ith all 5'our Souldiers and Officers, and * fet them to v^ork on the Fort, and make what difpatch '■ you can in that bufinefs, flaying there until my further ' order.
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To Major Benjamin Church. <- A T'Ou having already received former Inftru6lions, are J^ ' now further to proceed with the Souldiers under ' your Command for Kenebeck River, and the Places Adja- 182 Mather fajs he "took five Indians" 183 His inftrudlions were to "make here ; Hutchinfon fays " three or four." all defpatch" thence "for Kenebeck It is certain that he took but few. River"; but in doing fo he muft natu- {Magnalia, Book VII : 8i ; Hutchin- rally touch at Pemaquid, which lay be- fon's Hijl. Mafs. ii : 69.] tween. 90 [85] * cent, and ufe your utmoft indeavours to kill, deftroy and ^ take Captive the French & Indian Enemy wherelbever ' you fhall find any of them; and at your return to Peme- ' qtiid (which you are to do as foon as you can conveni- ' ently; after your beft indeavour done againft the Enemy, ' and having deftroyed their Corn and other Provifions) ' you are to ftay v^ith all 5'our Souldiers and Officers, and * fet them to v^ork on the Fort, and make what difpatch '■ you can in that bufinefs, flaying there until my further ' order.
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