May, book ii p.

6 ** Temple p 17, 18, 19, 20.Rush.

vol.v p.

400.
*** Ten ple, p.

39, 40, 79.
The houses, cattle, goods, of the unwary English were first seized.
Those who heard of the commotions in their neighborhood, instead of deserting their habitations, and assembling for mutual protection, remained at home in hopes of defending their property, and fell thus separately into the hands of their enemies.[*] After rapacity had fully exerted itself, cruelty, and the most barbarous that ever in any nation was known or heard of, began its operations.