Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1871 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... favor of any one , if we may except his friends , the Governor - general , Lord De la Warre and his late Deputy , Sir Thomas Dale , but on account of his own distinguished personal merits and eminent services . Stith , relying ...
... favor of any one , if we may except his friends , the Governor - general , Lord De la Warre and his late Deputy , Sir Thomas Dale , but on account of his own distinguished personal merits and eminent services . Stith , relying ...
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... favor . Governor Yeardley him- self gave the sentence , that Garnett should stand four successive days with his ears nailed to the pillory , and , on every one of those four days , should be publicly whipped . their transportation , and ...
... favor . Governor Yeardley him- self gave the sentence , that Garnett should stand four successive days with his ears nailed to the pillory , and , on every one of those four days , should be publicly whipped . their transportation , and ...
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... favor of Pory as a candidate . Pory , on his part , no doubt , canvassed all the members of the Company within his reach , and , among them , the Earl and Sir Thomas Smith . He probably could have carried the election without their aid ...
... favor of Pory as a candidate . Pory , on his part , no doubt , canvassed all the members of the Company within his reach , and , among them , the Earl and Sir Thomas Smith . He probably could have carried the election without their aid ...
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... favor for which he would be likely to barter away his personal independence , and become a subservient " instrument " and " follower " of his lordship . It may be proper to mention here , that , at the period of these transactions , his ...
... favor for which he would be likely to barter away his personal independence , and become a subservient " instrument " and " follower " of his lordship . It may be proper to mention here , that , at the period of these transactions , his ...
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... favor and good opinion of the new lords of the ascendant , the Privy Council . The next year , 1625 , he had the opportunity in London , as agent for the colony , to make such use or commendation of Poole and Grindon's affidavits as he ...
... favor and good opinion of the new lords of the ascendant , the Privy Council . The next year , 1625 , he had the opportunity in London , as agent for the colony , to make such use or commendation of Poole and Grindon's affidavits as he ...
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