John Winthrop First Governor of the Masschusetts Colony

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That the "sense of difference between Right and Wrong " had filled all Time and all Space for man, and bodied itself forth into a Heaven and Hell for him; this constitutes the grand feature of those Puritan, Old-Christian Ages; this is the element which stamps them as Heroic, and has rendered their works great, manlike, fruitful to all generations. It is by far the memorablest achievement of our Species; without that element, in some form or other, nothing of Heroic had ever been among us. Thomas Carlyle.
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50 JOHN WINTHROP. " My good Husband
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62 JOHN WINTHROP. CHAPTER V. THE DA
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64 JOHN WINTHROP. a fortnight." The
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66 JOHN WINTHROP. themselves at dif
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68 JOHN WINTHROP. It was not in hum
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7° JOHN WINTHROP. credible traditi
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86 JOHN WINTHROP. It is amusing to
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90 JOHN WINTHROP. she had opened th
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94 JOHN WINTHROP. (so named still)
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\ 96 JOHN WINTHROP. As Dudley was s
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102 JOHN WINTHROP. his Excellency f
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104 JOHN WJNTHROP. process. The cha
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106 JOHN WINTHROP. They did not sta
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108 JOHN WINTHROP. nominal rent, of
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n8 JOHN WINTHROP. accordingly, in a
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122 JOHN WINTHROP. Cradock a copy o
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124 JOHN WINTHROP. enemies; imposed
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130 JOHN WINTHROP. good will, heart
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134 JOHN WINTHROP. and down declari
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136 JOHN WINTHROP. when its alarm f
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138 JOHN WINTHROP. recommendaLion o
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140 JOHN WINTHROP. tions were immed
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142 JOHN WINTHROP. certain masters
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144 JOHN WINTHROP. "the king's maje
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146 JOHN WINTHROP. 1 Hartford, Wind
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143 JOHN WINTHROP. the light of the
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150 JOHN WINTHROP. from them "grew
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152 JOHN WINTHROP. Tangled as the C
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158 JOHN WINTHROP. "The Lord Jesus
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1 64 JOHN WINTHROP. governor, namin
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1 68 JOHN WINTHROP. and all but one
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170 JOHN WINTHROP. of the Indians,
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172 JOHN WINTHROP. them ; while the
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192 JOHN WINTHROP. Moreover Governo
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194 JOHN WINTHROP. thorough reforma
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196 JOHN WINTHROP. proceedings that
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198 JOHN WINTHROP. power was to be
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204 JOHN WINTHROP. and the governor
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206 JOHN WINTHROP. Castle Island de
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208 JOHN WINTHROP. most of was the
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MAKERS OF AMERICA. The following is
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MAKERS OF AMERICA. 3 Robert Cavelie
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