A True Relation of the Late Battell Fought in New-England, Between the English and the Pequet Salvages: In Which Were Slaine and Taken Prisoners About ... Cut Off by the Mohocks; With the Present S - Softcover

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EW england (a name now every day more famous) is so called, because the English were the first disco verers, and me now the planters thereof. It IS the eastern coast of the north part of America, upon the south west ad joining to Virginia, and part of that continent, large and capable of innumerable people. It is in the same height with the north of Spain and. South part of France, and the temper not, much unlike; as pleasant, as temperate, and as fertile as either, if managed by industrious hands.

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