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Excerpt from The French at Boston During the Revolution: With Particular Reference to the French Fleets and the Fortifications in the Harbor
Such was the reception accorded the French visitor to Boston by the aborigines) A short time thereafter a strange plague carried off almost the entire native population living on the islands in the harbor and in the neighboring country; and of the French we hear nothing more until after the founding of Boston. Mean while they were endeavoring to maintain the settlements they had established farther east.
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