Уильям Брэдфорд в своей знаменитой

Уильям Брэдфорд в своей знаменитой «Истории Плимутской колонии», пишет об убийстве пекотов:

«Те, что избежали огня, попались на острие сабель; некоторых порубили на куски, некоторых пронзили шпагами, и очень мало спаслось. Думается, что в этот раз было уничтожено не менее 400 дикарей. Было страшно смотреть, как они горели, как цыплята, и как текли реки крови, и запах и вонь были ужасны, но победа была сладкой жертвой, и молились господу Богу о тех, кто сражался за нас, и благодарили Бога за то, что он предал врагов в руки их, и даровал им столь быструю победу над гордым и бесстыжим врагом».

Результаты (английский) 1:

William Bradford in his famous "history of the Plymouth Colony, writes about the murder of pekotov:"Those that escaped the fire caught my edge swords; some timber harvesting exhausted potentialities in pieces, some pierced with swords, and very few survived. I think that this time it was destroyed at least 400 savages. It was scary to watch as they burned like chickens, and as flowing rivers of blood and the smell and stench were terrible, but the victory was a sweet victim, and prayed to the Lord God of those who fought for us and thanking God that he betrayed into the hands of their enemies, and gave them such a quick victory over proud and impudent enemy. "

Результаты (английский) 2:

William Bradford, in his famous "History of Plymouth Colony," writes about the murder pekotov: "Those that escaped the fire, caught the edge of swords; some chopped into pieces, some pierced by swords, and very few escaped. It seems that this time it was destroyed at least 400 savages. It was scary to watch them burn, like chickens, and how flowed rivers of blood and the smell and the stench was terrible, but the victory was sweet sacrifice, and prayed to the Lord God of those who fought for us, and thank God for what he He has delivered your enemies into their hands, and gave them such a quick victory over the proud and shameless enemy. "

Результаты (английский) 3:

William Bradford in its famous "History of Plimoth Plantation colonies", writes about the murder of пекотов:Lord "those that escaped fire, devilish at the forefront Sabel; some порубили in pieces, some named Geghard word and sabre,And a very few Ethiopians. I think that in this time it was destroyed is not less than 400 savages. It was scary to watch, or as they are glowing, as well as chickens, as well as o'Brien and rivers of blood, and the smell and smell were awful, but the victory was sweet a victim,