Die Geschichte unserer Nation, von den ersten Entdeckungen bis zur heutigen Zeit .. Zusammen mit einem grafischen Bericht über Porto Rico, Kuba, Hawaii und die philippinischen Inseln .. . E war bis zur Festnahme von Opecnancanough im Oktober 1646 ein Krieg. Er sei so übervorworden, dass er in die Arme seiner Braven getragen werden müsse, doch er sei von seinen Feinden gefürchtet und von seinen Leuten bis zum letzten geliebt worden, sagte Charlie. Ich habe das Herz, dass Sir WilliamBerkeley Rudelyexponierte ihn als Ashow, und der alte Polizeichef sagte indig-nantly: Wenn SirWilliam Berkeleywäre myprised, sollte ich so manderlnicht gewesen sein, himas eine Show für Mypeople ausgesetzt zu haben

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The story of our nation, from the earliest discoveries to the present time ..together with a graphic account of Porto Rico, Cuba, Hawaii and the Philippine islands .. . e war was carriedon until Opecnancanough was captured in October, 1646. He was sodecrepit that he had to be carried in the arms of his braves yet he wasfeared by his enemies and loved by his people to the last, said Charlie. I have heardthat Sir WilliamBerkeley rudelyexposed him as ashow, and the oldchief said indig-nantly: If SirWilliam Berkeleyhad become myprisoner, I shouldnot thus meanlyhave exposed himas a show to mypeople, addedNettie. And just thinkof it ! In a fewdayshe was basely as-sassinated by one ofhis guards, and heJOHN endicott. was 0ne of the greatest Indian chiefs in America, cried Ruth. Nothing important happened for six years, when the first settle-riK^ni ment was made in North Carolina. In 1655 there was a religiouswar between the Protestants and Catholics of Maryland, andNew Sweden was conquered by the Dutch. The next year a law waspassed by which people could crop the ears, bore the tongue with hotirons, or hang a Quaker, and during the term of Governor Endicott, . THE INDIAN WAR. 107 they were whipped, hanged, fined and imprisoned, said MammaNelson. By the very people who had left the old world for freedom of con-sciences sake ! exclaimed Ray. I want to tell you that those cruelties were not upheld by thepeople, and finally the General Court repealed the unjust laws, saidBennie. In bright contrast to this are the labors of love which were car-ried on among the Indians, by which many embraced the Christianfaith. John Eliot was one of the foremost missionaries, and bore thename of the apostle Kliot. He translated the Bible into their language, he taught the women to spin and weave, and the men the art of agri-culture, added Katie. NEW AMSTERDAM SURRENDERED BY STUYVESANT. In 1664, Stuyvesant surrendered New Amsterdam; Albany was named ; Elizabeth, New Jersey, was settled by emigrant

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