...of Plimouth, wherein, among other things, he disputes their right to the lands they possessed here, and concluded that, claiming by the king's grant,...judicious ministers, (who much condemned Mr. Williams's errour and presumption,) they gave order, that he should be convented at the next court, to be censured,...

...of Plimouth, wherein, among other things, he disputes their right to the lands they possessed here, and concluded that, claiming by the king's grant,...judicious ministers, (who much condemned Mr. Williams's errour and presumption,) they gave order, that he should be convented at the next court, to be censured,...

...of Plimouth, wherein, among other things, he disputes their right to the, lands they possessed here, and concluded that, claiming by the king's grant,...most judicious ministers, (who much condemned Mr. Willjams's errour and presumption,) they-gave order, that he should be convented at the next court,...

...of Plymouth, wherein, among other things, he disputed their right to the lands they possessed here, and concluded that, claiming by the King's grant,...most judicious ministers, (who much condemned Mr. Williams' error and presumption) they gave order, that he should be convented at the next Court, to...

...and council ; wherein, says Governor Winthrop, " he disputed their right to the land they possessed, and concluded, that, claiming by the king's grant,...otherwise, except they compounded with the natives." This treatise, written in another Colony and retained in the privacy of his own desk, Williams was...

...Winthrop, "among other things, he disputed their right to the land they possessed, and con eluded, that, claiming by the King's grant, they could have...otherwise, except they compounded with the natives." The offensive manuscript, though it had never been published, and was not even written in Massachusetts,...

...to the governor and council of Plymouth, he disputed their right to the lands which they occupied, and concluded, " That claiming by the King's Grant, they could have no title, nor otherwise, unless they compounded with the natives." A copy of this treatise he sent, during his second residence...

...of Plimouth, wherein, among other things, he disputes their right to the lands they possessed here, and concluded that, claiming by the king's grant,...and presumption,) they gave order, that he should be convented at the next court, to be censured, etc. There were three passages chiefly whereat they were...

...Winthrop, "among other things, he disputed their right to the land they possessed, and con eluded, that, claiming by the King's grant, they could have...otherwise, except they compounded with the natives." The offensive manuscript, though it had never been published, and was not even written in Massachusetts,...

...Winthrop's account, " among other things, he disputed their right to the land they possessed here, and concluded, that, claiming by the king's grant,...otherwise, except they compounded with the natives." At the request of the magistrates of Massachusetts, it was subjected to their examination, and was...