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What reason does samuel pepys suggest might have reduced the deaths?
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At the end of Samuel's Memory how does Samuel feel about the white settlers?
Answer this question… He hates them and blames them for the deaths of his father and mother.
What was the reason Samuel de chaimplain sailed?
Samuel de chaimplain sailed to find the northwest passage
Why was the reason for Samuel de Champlain to immagrate to new France what contact did Samuel de Champlain make with the natives what was Samuel de Champlain's job description?
samuel de champlain reason for immagrating to new france was because he was sent by the king and he wanted to discover new areas
What was the reason Samuel de Champlain explored?
because he wanted to.
What has the author Samuel Aaron De Witt written?
Samuel Aaron De Witt has written: 'Rhapsodies in red' 'Rhyme without reason'
Who said man-kind are governed more by their feelings than by reason?
Samuel Adams
What was the reason Samuel De Champlain came to the Americas?
he wanted to establish french colonies
What has the author Samuel Smith written?
Samuel Smith has written: 'The family companion, or, Annotations upon the Holy Bible' 'The history of the lives, actions, travels, sufferings and deaths, of our blessed Saviour Jesus Christ, and His twelve apostles. Vol. I. By S. Smith, D.D'
Did Samuel de Champlain have scurvy?
Champlain reported that 35 men died during that winter and were buried on the island. Ascribing all of their deaths to scurvy, he detailed the affected men's symptoms (Champlain, 1922 [1613]: 303–306).
What was the reason Hartford was found?
It was named for Hertford, England, the birthplace of one of Hooker's assistants, the Rev. Samuel Stone.
What was the reason for founding of Hartford?
It was named for Hertford, England, the birthplace of one of Hooker's assistants, the Rev. Samuel Stone.
What was the reason of founding Hartford?
It was named for Hertford, England, the birthplace of one of Hooker's assistants, the Rev. Samuel Stone.
