"Cracker" in Early Encounters in North America

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1. S6279 (p.207), raisins, Indian corn, peas, crackers or sea biscuits, and tobacco;
2. S2848 (p.66)ked, about the size of a large cracker, but much thicker; this he put
3. S2833 (p.189)s a little tea, rice, fruits, crackers, etc., suffice very well for t
4. S2833 (p.190)ar, and a little salt. Beans, crackers, and trifles of that descripti
5. S2833 (p.254) wagoner must tie a bran new `cracker' to the lash of his whip; for,
6. S3224 (p.382)aggage. Found our biscuit and crackers almost all ruined. Put off at
7. S7427 (p.16)nsolence of the lower classes. Crackers. Wreck of the Jonah. New crew.
8. S2745 (p.na)rors warriors against the Bone Cracker, and drove him at th epoint of
9. S2832 (p.148)ulders. They then touched the crackers with a lighted match. Words wo
10. S7232 (p.174)he head of a barrel of fresh crackers, and opened a barrel each of b
11. S7232 (p.469)food he would ever taste, of crackers, &c., in the store, where we h



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