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" Riuer 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, ouergrowne with wood : but where the Saluages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat & fertill. "
Capt. John Smith, of Willoughby - Página 197
por John Smith - 1884 - 984 páginas
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Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin ..., Volumen2

Peter Force - 1838 - 498 páginas
...Sagadahock. Vp this Riuer where was the Westerne plantation are Aumuckeawgen, Kinnebeck, and diners others, where there is planted some corne fields....and fertill. Westward of this Riuer, is the Countrey of Aucocisco, in the bottoihe of a large deepe Bay, ftill of many great lies, which diuides it into...
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A Description of New England: Or, Observations and Discoveries in the North ...

John Smith - 1865 - 116 páginas
...and diuers others, where there is planted fome corne fields. Along this Riuer 40 or 50 miles, I faw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, ouergrowne...dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill. Weftward of this Riuer, is the Countrey of Aucocifco, in the bottome of a large deepe Bay, full of...
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Works, 1608-1631, Volumen2

John Smith - 1895 - 620 páginas
...the ground is excellent salt [fat], and fertill. Westward of this Riuer is the Country of Ancocisco, in the bottome of a large deepe Bay, full of many...great lies, which diuides it into many good Harbours. Sawocotnck is the next, in the edge of a large Sandy [1614] Bay, which hath many Rockes and lies, but...
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The Old South Leaflets

Edwin Doak Mead - 1899 - 758 páginas
...Aitmuckcawgen, Kinncbeck, and divers others, where there is planted some corne fields. Along this River 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, overgrowne with wood : but where the Salvages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill....
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The English Exploration of America

1901 - 178 páginas
...Aumuckcawgen, Kinnebeck, and divers others, where there is planted some corne fields. Along this River 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, overgrowne with wood : but where the Salvages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill....
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American History Told by Contemporaries, Volumen1

Albert Bushnell Hart - 1902 - 640 páginas
...Saluages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat & fertill. Westward of this Riuer, is the Countrey of Aucocisco, in the bottome of a large deepe Bay, full...great lies, which diuides it into many good harbours. Sofvof(htitck is the next, in the edge of a large sandy Bay, which hath many Rocks and lies, but few...
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Old South Leaflets

1902 - 510 páginas
...Aumuckcawgen, Kinnebeck, and divers others, where there is planted some corne fields. Along this River 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, overgrowne with wood : but where the Salvages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill....
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Old South Leaflets: General series

1902 - 512 páginas
...Aumuckcau'gcn, Kinnebeck, and divers others, where there is planted some corne fields. Along this River 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high cliffes of barren Rocks, overgrowne with wood : but where the Salvages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill....
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Sailors Narratives of Voyages Along the New England Coast, 1524-1624

George Parker Winship - 1905 - 328 páginas
...Aumuckcawgen, Kinnebeck, and divers others, where there is planted some corne fields. Along this River 40 or 50 miles, I saw nothing but great high clifFes of barren Rocks, overgrowne with wood : but where the Salvages dwelt there the ground is exceeding fat and fertill....
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The Generall Historie of Virginia, New England & the Summer Isles ..., Volumen2

John Smith - 1907 - 374 páginas
...Salvages dwell there the ground is excellent salt, and fertill. Westward of this River is the Country of Aucocisco, in the bottome of a large deepe Bay, full of many great lles, which divides it into many good Harbours. Sawocotuck is the next, in the edge of a large Sandy...
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