Maryland: The History of a PalatinateHoughton, Mifflin, 1884 - 292 sayfa |
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Sayfa 206 - ... ever since Continued in an amicable Course of Trade with them except some partial Outrages and Skirmishes which never amounted to a General War, much less to a General Conquest, the Indians yet enjoying their Rights and Privileges of Treaties and Trade with the English, of whom we yet frequently purchase their Rights of such Lands as we take up — as well as of the Lord Proprietary.
Sayfa 206 - Resolved also, That if there be any Pretense of Conquest, it can be only Supposed against the Native Indian Infidels, which Supposition cannot be admitted, because the Christian Inhabitants purchased great Part of the Land they at first took up from the Indians, as well as from the Lord Proprietary, and have ever since Continued in an amicable Course of Trade with them except some partial Outrages and Skirmishes which never amounted to a General War, much less to a General Conquest, the Indians yet...