The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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... Netherlands 84 85 86 87 Friendship with Massasoit . Extension of the colony 88 90 Growth of new towns System of representation The new patent . 92 94 96 Weston's settlement 97 Indian conspiracy defeated 99 The Council for New England ...
... Netherlands 84 85 86 87 Friendship with Massasoit . Extension of the colony 88 90 Growth of new towns System of representation The new patent . 92 94 96 Weston's settlement 97 Indian conspiracy defeated 99 The Council for New England ...
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... Netherlands . What is re- corded of his conduct at Plymouth is of a piece with the temper and character which he afterwards showed in colonial affairs . He soon contrived to embroil him- self with the civil authorities on a question of ...
... Netherlands . What is re- corded of his conduct at Plymouth is of a piece with the temper and character which he afterwards showed in colonial affairs . He soon contrived to embroil him- self with the civil authorities on a question of ...
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... Netherlands as a refuge . Everything in the history of the last eighty years tended to make Hol- becomes a land the home of religious freedom . Nowhere could the Protestant find such sufferings to evoke his sympathy or such heroic ...
... Netherlands as a refuge . Everything in the history of the last eighty years tended to make Hol- becomes a land the home of religious freedom . Nowhere could the Protestant find such sufferings to evoke his sympathy or such heroic ...
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... Netherlands . That of Gainsborough , in all proba- bility the more numerous and wealthy body , was the first to emigrate , and , following the example of the London church , it settled at Amsterdam . The fugitives were unfortunate in ...
... Netherlands . That of Gainsborough , in all proba- bility the more numerous and wealthy body , was the first to emigrate , and , following the example of the London church , it settled at Amsterdam . The fugitives were unfortunate in ...
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... Netherlands which Brewster acquired during his master's embassy there must have been of the greatest value to his brethren . The downfall of Davidson must have deeply impressed Bradford , p . 13 . 2 Winslow in Young , p . 387. Baylie ...
... Netherlands which Brewster acquired during his master's embassy there must have been of the greatest value to his brethren . The downfall of Davidson must have deeply impressed Bradford , p . 13 . 2 Winslow in Young , p . 387. Baylie ...
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