 | 1892 - 530 oldal
...across the river meadows. . . . The number of English carried off prisoners was one hundred and eleven. The house of Sheldon was hastily set on fire by the...deeply scarred with hatchets, and with a hole cut in the middle, is still preserved in the Memorial Hall at Deerfield. . . . We have seen that the minister... | |
 | 1892 - 530 oldal
...mile across the river meadows. The number of English carried off prisoners was one hundred and eleven. The house of Sheldon was hastily set on fire by the...deeply scarred with hatchets, and with a hole cut in the middle, is still preserved in the Memorial Hall at Deerfield. . . . We have seen that the minister... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1897 - 400 oldal
...petitioned the General Court for compensation for the losses of those who drove the enemy out of Deerficld and chased them into the meadow. The petition, which...middle, is still preserved in the Memorial Hall at Deerfield. 1 Vaudreuil wrote to the minister, Ponchartrain, that the French lost two or three killed,... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1902 - 598 oldal
...one hundred and eleven, and the number killed was according to one list forty-seven, and according to another fifty-three, the latter including some who...middle, is still preserved in the Memorial Hall at Deerfield. Vaudreuil wrote to the minister, Ponchartrain, that the French lost two or three killed,... | |
 | Francis Parkman - 1983 - 1660 oldal
...one hundred and eleven, and the number killed was according to one list forty-seven, and according to another fifty-three, the latter including some who...middle, is still preserved in the Memorial Hall at Dcerficld.2 Vaudreuil wrote to the minister, Ponchartrain, that the French lost two or three killed,... | |
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Those who escaped with life and freedom were, by the best account, one hundred and thirty-seven. An official tabular statement, drawn up on the spot, sets the number of houses burned at seventeen. The house of the town clerk, Thomas French, escaped, as... 