History of shipbuilding on North river, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, with genealogies of the shipbuilders, and accounts of the industries upon its tributaries. 1640 to 1872 (1889)
Briggs, L. Vernon (Lloyd Vernon), 1863-1941 · Boston, Coburn brothers, printers · leaf 29
to the contrary. Here they lived inpeace and happiness, training the young red skins in the use ofthe sharp pointed arrows and more deadly tomahawks, with askill and precision that no white man could ever equal; taughtthem to track the red deer tlirough the surrounding forest withan instinct only… … PEMBROKE IXDUSTUIES. 5 whose furs protected them from tlie })ierciiiii: cold thiouirh theinclement season ; instructed them in the manufacture of fish-inii lines and hooks to entice the shining bass and slippery eelfrom their native element, and to cure them by drying in theirsmoky wigwams. Here…
Shipbuilding -- Massachusetts Plymouth County · North River (Plymouth County, Mass.) · Plymouth County (Mass.) -- Genealogy
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