...request of the Principal Inhabitants of Mw England, he accepted of the Government of the Afatsachueette, in which he continued to the time of his Death, and...Advantage that he justly gained the good Esteem and Affection of the greatest and best part of the Inhabitants of that Colony. He died the 1 8th of February,...

...the Principal Inhabitant!! of Лечу Rngland, he accepted of the Government of the Afatsachusetti, in which he continued to the time of his Death, and...Trust with that Zeal for the interest of his Country, und with so little regard to his own private Advantage that he justly gained the good Esteem and Affection...

...New England, he accepted the Government Of the Massachusetts, in which he continued ta The time ot his death ; and discharged his trust With that zeal for the interest of his country, And with so liitle regard to his own private advantage. That he justly gained the good esteem and affections Of...

...of his present Majesty, And at the request of the principal inhabitants Of New England, he accepted the Government Of the Massachusetts, in which he continued...with so little regard to his own private advantage, Of the greatest and best part of the inhabitants of that Colony. He died 18th February, 1694, And his...

...of his present Majesty, And at the request of the principal inhabitants Of New England, he accepted the government Of the Massachusetts, in which he continued to The time of his death ; and discharged his trusts With that zeal for the interest of his country, And with so little regard to his own private...

...the command of his present majesty, and at the request of the principal inhabitants of New-England, he accepted of the government of the Massachusetts,...so little regard to his own private advantage, that News of the Taking of Seven Vessels by a small French Pickeroon. One is a Briganteen, Mr. Greenwood,...

...the command of his present majesty, and at the request of the principal inhabitants of New-England, he accepted of the government of the Massachusetts,...so little regard to his own private advantage, that News of the Taking of Seven Vessels by a small French Pickeroon. One is a Briganteen, Mr. Greenwood,...

...command of his present majesty, and at the request of the principal inhabitants of New-England, ha accepted of the government of the Massachusetts, in...interest of his country, and with so little regard to hia own private advantage, that News of the Taking of Seven Vessels by a small French Pickeroon. One...

...of the principal inhabitants of New-England, he accepted of the government of the Massachusetts, ih which he continued to the time of his death ; and...so little regard to his own private advantage, that News of the Taking of Seven Vessels by a small French Pickeroon. One is a Briganteen, Mr. Greenwood,...

...Adventurers : for which great service he was knighted by his then Majesty, James II., and afterward, by the command of his present Majesty, and at the...Advantage, that he justly gained the good Esteem and Affection of the greatest and best part of the Inhabitants of that Colony. His Lidy, to perpetuate...