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hee shewed him an order of the [[counrill]], But the captaine could shew him no other, but [he]] comission to [[hill]] and destroy [[unclear]] enimy, But mr Hoare said there were friends and under order, But the captains would not be satisfyed wite his answer: But commanded his corporall [[Portaine]] to breake open the [[unclear]] doore, and take the indians all away which was don accordingly: and som of the souldiers. [[pfundored] the poore creatures of their shirts, shoes, dishes, and sure other things as they could lay their hands upon, though the Captaine comanded the contrary: In [[ unclear]] they werre brought all to [[Charlo]], to [[unclear]], wife a guard of twenty men, And the captaine wrote a letter to the [[unclear]] Court, then [[unclear]] giveing them an [[unclear]] of his action, this thing was very offensive to the countil. That a private captaine should (witeout Comission or some express order) do an act so contradictory to their former orders, and the [[Govornd]] and severall others, spake of [[itata]] conferense wite the deputies in the [[Gonlll]] Court manifesting their [[unclear]] on it the great [[unclear]] in setting up a milittary power in opposition to the cheefe Authority of [[it]] contry declaring of what [[unclear] consequence [[fare]] a [[unclear]] was; in [[unclear]] in ill effects of like [[unclear]] [[mi]] England in lattortimes, urging that [[unclear]] testimony might bee [[given]]: against [[unclear]] same, by the world court, the [[unclear]] | hee shewed him an order of the [[counrill]], But the captaine could shew him no other, but [he]] comission to [[hill]] and destroy [[unclear]] enimy, But mr Hoare said there were friends and under order, But the captains would not be satisfyed wite his answer: But commanded his corporall [[Portaine]] to breake open the [[unclear]] doore, and take the indians all away which was don accordingly: and som of the souldiers. [[pfundored] the poore creatures of their shirts, shoes, dishes, and sure other things as they could lay their hands upon, though the Captaine comanded the contrary: In [[ unclear]] they werre brought all to [[Charlo]], to [[unclear]], wife a guard of twenty men, And the captaine wrote a letter to the [[unclear]] Court, then [[unclear]] giveing them an [[unclear]] of his action, this thing was very offensive to the countil. That a private captaine should (witeout Comission or some express order) do an act so contradictory to their former orders, and the [[Govornd]] and severall others, spake of [[itata]] conferense wite the deputies in the [[Gonlll]] Court manifesting their [[unclear]] on it the great [[unclear]] in setting up a milittary power in opposition to the cheefe Authority of [[it]] contry declaring of what [[unclear] consequence [[fare]] a [[unclear]] was; in [[unclear]] in ill effects of like [[unclear]] [[mi]] England in lattortimes, urging that [[unclear]] testimony might bee [[given]]: against [[unclear]] same, by the world court, the [[unclear]] seemeed [[genoredly]] to [[aguee]] to it [[Reglan]] of the [[unclear]] [[unclear]] matter, yet not witestanding the captaine (who appeared in the court shortly after upon an other ocasion) met with no rebuke for this | ||
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hee shewed him an order of the counrill, But the captaine could shew him no other, but [he]] comission to hill and destroy unclear enimy, But mr Hoare said there were friends and under order, But the captains would not be satisfyed wite his answer: But commanded his corporall Portaine to breake open the unclear doore, and take the indians all away which was don accordingly: and som of the souldiers. [[pfundored] the poore creatures of their shirts, shoes, dishes, and sure other things as they could lay their hands upon, though the Captaine comanded the contrary: In unclear they werre brought all to Charlo, to unclear, wife a guard of twenty men, And the captaine wrote a letter to the unclear Court, then unclear giveing them an unclear of his action, this thing was very offensive to the countil. That a private captaine should (witeout Comission or some express order) do an act so contradictory to their former orders, and the Govornd and severall others, spake of itata conferense wite the deputies in the Gonlll Court manifesting their unclear on it the great unclear in setting up a milittary power in opposition to the cheefe Authority of it contry declaring of what [[unclear] consequence fare a unclear was; in unclear in ill effects of like unclear mi England in lattortimes, urging that unclear testimony might bee given: against unclear same, by the world court, the unclear seemeed genoredly to aguee to it Reglan of the unclear unclear matter, yet not witestanding the captaine (who appeared in the court shortly after upon an other ocasion) met with no rebuke for this