The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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... soon contrived to embroil him- self with the civil authorities on a question of billeting . At the same time his despatches , when there was a possibility of real danger , were vigorous and practical . He was thought worthy to be chosen ...
... soon contrived to embroil him- self with the civil authorities on a question of billeting . At the same time his despatches , when there was a possibility of real danger , were vigorous and practical . He was thought worthy to be chosen ...
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... Soon after sailing , Smith's ship be- came unseaworthy , and was compelled to put back , leaving her consort , under the command of Captain Dermer , to complete the voyage . Smith's second at- tempt after refitting was even more ...
... Soon after sailing , Smith's ship be- came unseaworthy , and was compelled to put back , leaving her consort , under the command of Captain Dermer , to complete the voyage . Smith's second at- tempt after refitting was even more ...
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... soon after died in Virginia . Another ship's- captain whom the Company had sent out had fallen less creditably in a tavern brawl in the same colony.3 6 The new corporation failed to enlist any of that en- thusiasm , whether in merchant ...
... soon after died in Virginia . Another ship's- captain whom the Company had sent out had fallen less creditably in a tavern brawl in the same colony.3 6 The new corporation failed to enlist any of that en- thusiasm , whether in merchant ...
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... Soon after the Hampton Court Con- ference two of the East Anglian churches , those of Gainsborough and Scrooby , likewise sought shelter in the Netherlands . That of Gainsborough , in all proba- bility the more numerous and wealthy body ...
... Soon after the Hampton Court Con- ference two of the East Anglian churches , those of Gainsborough and Scrooby , likewise sought shelter in the Netherlands . That of Gainsborough , in all proba- bility the more numerous and wealthy body ...
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... soon afterwards depopulated the shores of Massachusetts Bay seemed to fulfil the prophecy.1 Not only were the forces of the savage tribes lessened , but the survivors were firmly persuaded that the plague was a weapon in the hands of ...
... soon afterwards depopulated the shores of Massachusetts Bay seemed to fulfil the prophecy.1 Not only were the forces of the savage tribes lessened , but the survivors were firmly persuaded that the plague was a weapon in the hands of ...
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Page 171 - Let men of God in courts and churches watch O'er such as do a toleration hatch ; Lest that ill egg bring forth a cockatrice, To poison all with heresy and vice.