The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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... least , those ideas found a congenial soil in the minds . of Englishmen . In adopting the system of congrega- tional worship and discipline the English Protestant was but following the habits which the training of genera- tions had made ...
... least , those ideas found a congenial soil in the minds . of Englishmen . In adopting the system of congrega- tional worship and discipline the English Protestant was but following the habits which the training of genera- tions had made ...
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... least three English voyagers had touched upon the coast north of the Hudson , and explored the country with a view to colonization . I have already spoken of these voyages in connexion with the history of Virginia . They have a more ...
... least three English voyagers had touched upon the coast north of the Hudson , and explored the country with a view to colonization . I have already spoken of these voyages in connexion with the history of Virginia . They have a more ...
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... least in part , to this cause that , while Gorges plays a prominent part in the colonization of New England , we have but little direct evidence as to his character . The Puritan chroniclers furnish us with ample , if at times indis ...
... least in part , to this cause that , while Gorges plays a prominent part in the colonization of New England , we have but little direct evidence as to his character . The Puritan chroniclers furnish us with ample , if at times indis ...
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... least to make some way thereunto , for the propagation and advancing the gospel of the kingdom of Christ in those remote parts of the world . ' 2 There were other circumstances which may have specially inclined the Leyden congregation ...
... least to make some way thereunto , for the propagation and advancing the gospel of the kingdom of Christ in those remote parts of the world . ' 2 There were other circumstances which may have specially inclined the Leyden congregation ...
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... least showed the easiest and most direct way of carrying it out . Doubts about the site for a colony . ( Virginia was not the only country , probably not even the first , which the Puritans thought of for their new home . Some of them ...
... least showed the easiest and most direct way of carrying it out . Doubts about the site for a colony . ( Virginia was not the only country , probably not even the first , which the Puritans thought of for their new home . Some of them ...
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