 | George Rainsford Fairbanks - 1858 - 220 pagine
...placed in a boat, that they might go by the river to St. Augustine; and all the rest replied uthat they were of the new religion, and held themselves...succeeding ten 6 arrived ; and he directed one of Ms captains who marched with the vanguard, ^ that at a certain distance from there, he would observe... | |
 | George Rainsford Fairbanks - 1868 - 148 pagine
...some helmets and breast-plates ; and the captain came to where the General stood, and said that aU the French force there submitted themselves to his...being tied, which was done before the succeeding ten arrived ; and he directed one of his captains who marched with the vanguard, that at a certain distance... | |
 | Sidney Lanier - 1876 - 346 pagine
...that if any among them were Catholics they should declare it." Eight are Catholics, and are sent off to St. Augustine, " and all the rest replied that...religion, and held themselves to be very good Christians. The adelantado then gave the order to march with them ; . . . and he directed one of his captains who... | |
 | Sidney Lanier - 1876 - 336 pagine
...that if any among them were Calholics they should declare it." Eight are Catholics, and are sent off to St. Augustine, " and all the rest replied that...religion, and held themselves to be very good Christians. . . . The adelantado then gave the order to march with them ; . . . and he directed one of his captains... | |
 | George R. Fairbanks - 2013 - 228 pagine
...General stood, and said that all the French force there submitted themselves to his clemency, arid surrendered to him their standards and their arms....being tied, which was done before the succeeding ten arrived ; and he directed one of his captains who marched with the vanguard, that at a certain distance... | |
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... order that the French who had not passed the river, should not understand what was being done, and might not be offended, and thus were tied two hundred and eight Frenchmen. Of whom the Adelantado asked that if any among them were Catholics, they... 