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rival, their joyfull building of, and comfortable planting
themselves in the now well defended towne of New-Plymouth,
as also a relation of four severall discoveries made by so!Dc
of tlie same English planters there resident.
I.
In
a journey to Puckanokick , the habi ta tion of the Indian
greatest king Massassoyt: as also their message, the answer,
and entertainement they had of him.
II.
In
a voyage made by ten of them
10
the kingdoms ofNawset,
to seek a boy that had lost himself in the woods ; with such
accident that befell them in that voyage.
ID. In their journey to the kingdom of Namaschet, in defence
of their greatest king Massassoyt, against the Nanohi gonsets ,
and to revenge the supposed death of their interpreter Tis–
quantum.
IIII.
Their voyage to the Massachussets and their entertain–
ment there an answer to all such objections as are any vay
made against the lawfu1lness of english plantation in those
parts.
(Relation de la ' ouvdle·Angleterre, ou journal de la fondation et des progres de Ju
colooie Anglaise Ctablic
?i
Plymoulh Jans la Nouvelle·Angletcrre par certains aventuriers
anglais morchands e t autres , avec Jeur difficile traversCe, le:ur orriveo
a
bon port , leur
joyeuse connroction et lear commode Ctablisscment dons la ville maint.tnant bien
ror·
ti6ee de New·Plymonth , ainsi que la relation de quatre different•• decouvcrtes faite•
par des Anglais qui
y
rCsitlent actuellement.
I.
Voyage
a
l'uckanoL.ick, habitation de Massassoyt le principal roi des Jndiens, leur
discours , sa rCponse t l h: manic!re dont
ii
les u re{:us.
II. Voyage de dix colons nu royaume de ltWSet poor chercber un
gar~n
qui s'etait
perdu dans les bois, et ce qui leur arriva dans ledit voyage.
Ill.
Lenr
voyage
au
royanme de Namaschet pour defendre leur plus grand roi Massassoyl
cootre
les
Narrohigooset..s el poor
ve11ger
la
mort sopposCe de
leor
inlerprete Tisquantom.
IV.
Lear voyage cbez Jes Massachossets et
la
ma.nit-re dont ils en forent re{:o.s, avec unt
reponse
a
toutes les objections que !'on pent fai re contre la legalite de la colonisation
de ces pays.)
London.
1623.
In-4°.
La
dedicace est si nee G. Iourt.
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D ESCRIPT IO
lndi arum Occidentalium , p er Antonium de Her–
rera , r eg-um Indiarum et Castellre historiographum.
(Descrip–
tion des Iades-Occidenlales, par Antoine de Herrera, historfographc des Jndcs
et de Castille.)
Amsterdam.
1623.
In-fol.