New-Englands plantation. Or A short and true description of the commodities and discommodities of that countrey. (1630)
Higginson, Francis, 1587-1630 · London : Printed by T.C[otes] and R.Cotes. For Michael Sparke, dwelling at the signe of the Blew Bible in Greene · leaf 26
ERY SET HF a saree ee ' OW a We i (SEES Hee ea ae oan Ae iy ty" 2S Sy et Bk® ONES ARID CNS ita GW Shaye GWo~ +} Tick a i ian sit = es NWew-Englands. Plantation. | BEER OCC ED RESeSe yan a Sens A Letter fent from New-Hngland, by _~ Majier Graues, Engynere now eee there refidens. … beene.manured and hnsbanded,. yet it is ver eV ds. bh) beautifullin open Lands, mixed with goodly . - v 4 4 i 7 | woods, and againe open plaines,in fome places | aS fuc hundred Acres, fome places more, fome ———— Ya Sys Oya if ‘ bp Gata lefle, not much troublefome forte cleere for a INA : the Plough…
Agriculture -- New England · Indians of North America -- New England · Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony) · New England -- Description and travel · New England -- Emigration and immigration · New England -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 · Imprint 1630
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