Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Volumen15The Society, 1968 |
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... reason much to bewail . In the bigger of the said ships was Captain Miles Stan- dish sent over as agent for the Plantation , to make an end of some matters of difference yet depending betwixt them and the merchants of London , their ...
... reason much to bewail . In the bigger of the said ships was Captain Miles Stan- dish sent over as agent for the Plantation , to make an end of some matters of difference yet depending betwixt them and the merchants of London , their ...
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... reason of the fall of the price of cattle , the breeding and increase of which had been the principal means of upholding the country next un- der divine favor , shining out upon them , by many un- expected advantages ; for whereas ...
... reason of the fall of the price of cattle , the breeding and increase of which had been the principal means of upholding the country next un- der divine favor , shining out upon them , by many un- expected advantages ; for whereas ...
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... reason was , because the Court may have sufficient reason that may excuse the same , which yet may not be fit to acquaint the church with , being a secret of state . The second thing was , that , in all such heresies and errors any ...
... reason was , because the Court may have sufficient reason that may excuse the same , which yet may not be fit to acquaint the church with , being a secret of state . The second thing was , that , in all such heresies and errors any ...
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Of the first discovery of the country of New England 4 | 8 |
CHAP V | 22 |
CHAP VIII | 35 |
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