Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 517
helater experiences of the principal men in theaffair. Marshall never got his five hundredacres of land, and his wife was killed in an at-tack by the Indians. Eastburn was repudiatedby Thomas Penn, and his heirs were notifiedthat they need not expect the least favor.Penn himself was brought before… … THE INDIANS PROTESTED AGAINST THE SPEED. tribe, a single inch along the river from whichthey took their name. A small monument, erected by the BucksCounty Historical Society, marks the spotwhere the old chestnut-tree formerly stood. Inorder that this might not seem to condone anunworthy deed, the…
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