. La Nuova Inghilterra; un interesse umano lettore geografica. ians, e sebbene athorough Puritan nella sua religione, truffato a everyopportunity. Si è detto che egli non ha cross outtheir account quando hanno pagato lui e che in pelli buyingbeaver egli avrebbe utilizzato il suo pugno in un bilanciamento weightagainst pelli mettere sul lato opposto delle scale,e la rivendicazione ha pesato un cancelletto. Dopo re Philips la guerra era in corso una fewmonths. Principali Waldron ha dato il master di un vesselwhich stava per visitare la costa del Maine un warrantto cogliere qualsiasi indiani ha trovato in quelle parti. L'inizio del New Hampshire 249 risultato

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. New England; a human interest geographical reader. ians, and though athorough Puritan in his religion, cheated them at everyopportunity. It is said that he did not cross outtheir accounts when they paid him, and that in buyingbeaver skins he would use his fist as a balancing weightagainst the skins put on the opposite side of the scales, and claim it weighed a pound. After King Philips War had been in progress a fewmonths. Major Waldron gave the master of a vesselwhich was about to visit the Maine coast a warrantto seize any Indians he found in those parts. The Early New Hampshire 249 result was that the ship-master invited some of thenatives on board his vessel and carried them away tosell them into slavery. Their tribe was naturallymuch enraged. Another charge against Major Waldron was that hehad gone to some of the Indians when they were atpeace with the English and taken away their guns, forlack of which several of them starved to death. Itwas also asserted that he gave drink to certain Indians, and when they were drunk killed them.. Mount Monadnock But what stirred the Indians most was an occurrencein September, 1776. Philip was dead, and many 250 New England savages had strayed northward, and, after preying onthe inhabitants of New Hampshire, took refuge withthe local Indians who had remained friendly to thewhites. A Massachusetts force of one hundred andthirty English, and forty Indian allies, came up toDover intent on attacking the refugee Indians. ButMajor Waldron contrived a plan for capturing them bya ruse. At his invitation four hundred of them gatheredon the borders of the settlement. The Massachusettstroops, and as many New Hampshire men as could becollected, met the Indians in an apparently friendlyway to engage in a sham fight. After going throughseveral manoeuvres Major Waldron ordered a grandround of musketry. The Indians promptly dischargedtheir guns, but the English withheld their fire andsurrounded and took into custody the entire companywithout

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