A Character of the Province of Maryland / Described in four distinct parts; also a small Treatise on the Wild and Naked Indians (or Susquehanokes) of Maryland, their customs, manners, absurdities, and religion; together with a collection of historical letters.

by George Alsop

As well as Poets doe the wreath of Bays.

Anno Dõ: 1666. Ætatis Suæ 28. H.W.

AM PHOTO-LITHOGR. OC (OSBORNES PROCESS.)

A
CHARACTER
Of the PROVINCE of
MARY-LAND,

Wherein is Deſcribed in four diſtinct Parts, (Viz.)

• I. The Sci­tu­a­tion, and plen­ty of the Pro­vince.
• II. The Laws, Cuſ­toms, and nat­u­ral De­mean­or of the In­hab­i­tant.
• III. The worſt and beſt Vſ­age of a Mary-Land Ser­vant, opened in view.
• IV. The Traffique, and Vend­able Com­mod­i­ties of the Coun­trey.

ALSO

A ſmall Treatiſe on the Wilde and Na­ked IN­DI­ANS (or Suſ­que­ha­nokes) of Mary-Land, their Cuſ­toms, Man­ners, Ab­ſur­di­ties, & Re­li­gion.

Together with a Col­lec­tion of Hiſ­tor­i­cal LET­TERS.

By GEORGE ALSOP.