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King Philip's war, and Witchcraft in New England (1890)

Hutchinson, Thomas, 1711-1780. [from old catalog] · New York, E. Maynard & co · leaf 19

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ce, leaving his 1 Praying Indian—the term ap- | 2 Confidant. What part of speech ? plied to savages who had beenconverted to Christianity by themissionaries from the settlements, In what other way may it bespelled ? 3 What famous literary work didEliot accomplish ? 16 KING PHILIPS WAP. gun and hat… … a distance saw the murder committed. He concealed it forsome time but at length discovered1 it. The murderers wereapprehended, tried upon the Indians testimony and other circum-stances, convicted, and executed. Two of them denied the fact 1 Discovered. In what meaning used here ? Is this the most…

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