Annals of the Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County, Volumes 1-2The Association, 1880 - Cuyahoga County (Ohio) |
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Page 9
... soon began to colonize , at various points , the wilds of the New World . Our Pilgrim Fathers landed at Plymouth Rock . A series of small colonies soon dotted the New England coast . Among these was the colony of New Haven , a colony ...
... soon began to colonize , at various points , the wilds of the New World . Our Pilgrim Fathers landed at Plymouth Rock . A series of small colonies soon dotted the New England coast . Among these was the colony of New Haven , a colony ...
Page 10
... Soon after this Charles II . died and was succeeded by James II . , who did not sympathize with the New Haven colonists or approve the extravagant grant which they had received from his royal predecessor . He therefore demanded a ...
... Soon after this Charles II . died and was succeeded by James II . , who did not sympathize with the New Haven colonists or approve the extravagant grant which they had received from his royal predecessor . He therefore demanded a ...
Page 12
... soon followed by the establish- ment of French and English trading posts and military forts at different points along the great chain of our northwestern lakes . Then came missionary efforts to christianize the natives , followed by the ...
... soon followed by the establish- ment of French and English trading posts and military forts at different points along the great chain of our northwestern lakes . Then came missionary efforts to christianize the natives , followed by the ...
Page 32
... soon cease to be an object of terror to him . So far as physical causes can operate , his character can be subjected in only a com- paratively slight degree to novel influences . But our own pioneers were subject to other conditions ...
... soon cease to be an object of terror to him . So far as physical causes can operate , his character can be subjected in only a com- paratively slight degree to novel influences . But our own pioneers were subject to other conditions ...
Page 58
... soon came in and reported to us that his brother William had called on him and complained that he , the captain , would ruin him by collecting that judg ment . He told us that he replied to his brother that he did not wish to injure him ...
... soon came in and reported to us that his brother William had called on him and complained that he , the captain , would ruin him by collecting that judg ment . He told us that he replied to his brother that he did not wish to injure him ...
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