The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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Page viii
... Grant of allotments Further division of land Private settlers . 77 78 78 Difficulties of the new - comers Dissolution of the Company Further division of land 79 81 82 Distribution of live - stock . 83 Trade of the colony . Allotment of ...
... Grant of allotments Further division of land Private settlers . 77 78 78 Difficulties of the new - comers Dissolution of the Company Further division of land 79 81 82 Distribution of live - stock . 83 Trade of the colony . Allotment of ...
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... Grant of lands by the Plymouth Council 270 John Mason Settlements on the Piscataqua The Laconia Company Dixy Bull . State of the settlement on the Piscataqua It becomes independent Puritanism at Cocheco 270 272 273 273 274 276 277 ...
... Grant of lands by the Plymouth Council 270 John Mason Settlements on the Piscataqua The Laconia Company Dixy Bull . State of the settlement on the Piscataqua It becomes independent Puritanism at Cocheco 270 272 273 273 274 276 277 ...
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... grant revoked Further dispute . Return of Williams Final pacification Disputes concerning civil authority Arrest of ... Grants and settlements to the north of the Merrimac , p . 38 430 INDEX 435 MAP . New England in 1650 to face title ...
... grant revoked Further dispute . Return of Williams Final pacification Disputes concerning civil authority Arrest of ... Grants and settlements to the north of the Merrimac , p . 38 430 INDEX 435 MAP . New England in 1650 to face title ...
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... grants . · These concessions on the part of the would - be emi- grants were met by the King in a like spirit of com- promise . There was , in truth , nothing in his attitude towards religious questions to make him hostile to the schemes ...
... grants . · These concessions on the part of the would - be emi- grants were met by the King in a like spirit of com- promise . There was , in truth , nothing in his attitude towards religious questions to make him hostile to the schemes ...
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... grants form a com- pany . Further delay seems to have been caused by the divisions existing in the Virginia Company . On the side of the Puritans , too , there were hindrances to be overcome . To start a new colony required money , and ...
... grants form a com- pany . Further delay seems to have been caused by the divisions existing in the Virginia Company . On the side of the Puritans , too , there were hindrances to be overcome . To start a new colony required money , and ...
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