John Winthrop First Governor of the Masschusetts Colony

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MAKERS OF AMERICA" JOHN WINTHROP JHtst
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THE COMING MAN 31 than any husband
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THE COMING MAN 33 But it is your lo
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 35 And again at
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FAREWEL ^4g8$$§*y of the monopolie
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 39 bers. Once a
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 4 1 tation of th
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 43 trance into t
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 45 Continent as
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first planters, & o r FAREWELL, ENG
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 49 endless Compa
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 51 and will plan
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FAREWELL, ENGLAND. 53 poseth the gr
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WESTWARD HO. 55 CHAPTER IV. WESTWAR
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WESTWARD HO. 57 been more than a hu
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WESTWARD HO. 59 out the passage a s
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WESTWARD HO. 61 We must uphold a fa
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THE DA Y OF DISTRESS. 63 this count
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THE DAY OF DISTRESS. 65 not so very
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THE DAY OF DISTRESS. 6j Meantime th
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THE DA Y OF DISTRESS. 69 was in no
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THE DAY OF DISTRESS. 7 1 his friend
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FORMATION OF CHURCHES. 73 fore leav
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FORMATION OF CHURCHES. 75 But when
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CIVIL GOVERNMENT SET IN MOTION 77 f
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THE NEW FREEMEN. 79 them magistrate
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WELL-MEANT USURPATION. 81 with whom
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SUA WMUT PENINSULA. 83 worthy of th
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INDIAN RELATION'S. 85 care was used
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THE GOVERNOR AS PASTOR. 87 These sc
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ADVENTURES AT MYSTIC. 89 commonweal
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ARRIVAL OF HIS FAMILY. 91 ney, and
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BOSTON. 93 Journal. He has interrup
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SIMMER OF THE POLITICAL CALDRON. 95
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THE WRATH OF DUDLEY. 97 But Winthro
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THE WRATH OF DUDLEY. 99 "Speaking t
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THE WRATH OF DUDLEY. 101 impractica
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THE FREEMEN DISSATISFIED. 103 stone
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THE FREEMEN MUTTER. 105 is Winthrop
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THE GOVERNOR DECLINES GIFTS. 107 no
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THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE PILGRIMS. 1
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THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE PILGRIMS, m
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JOHN COTTON. 1 13 whose bells "rung
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FREEMEN ASK TO SEE CHARTER. 115 A s
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WINTHROP RENDERS HIS ACCOUNT. 117 t
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DANGER FROM ABROAD. 119 counts, as
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WILLIAM LAUD. 12 1 much more alarmi
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THE COLONY DEFIANT. 123 was up. "j!
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THE INDIAN STORY. 125 time, as did
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REVIVAL OF POLITICAL STRIFE. 127 CH
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YOUNG SIR HENRY VANE. 1 29 Henry Va
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WINTHROP THE LENIENT. 131 sion, it
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ROGER WILLIAMS. 133 with sprang up
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ROGER WILLIAMS. 135 spring. The res
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ENDICOTT'S BLUNDER. 137 The governm
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THIRD ASSAULT ON THE CHARTER. 139 w
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SIR HENRY VANE GOVERNOR. 141 CHAPTE
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COUNCIL FOR LIFE. M3 created member
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THE CONNECTICUT SECESSION. 145 the
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FOUNDING OF HARVARD. 147 ments, —
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THE ANTINOMIAN CONTROVERSY. 149 acc
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THE ANTJNOMIAN CONTROVERSY. 15 1 is
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THE ANTIN0M1AN CONTROVERSY. 153 and
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THE ANTINOMIAN CONTROVERSY. 155 sig
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"CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE" WRITTEN. 157
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WINTHRQP AT THE HELM AGAIN. 159 CHA
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EXIT VANE. 161 in that kind. The wh
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FRUITS OF FACTION. 163 and an Assis
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f\B R A * ^S, Of TH£ A tf ( UNIVER
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THE STRONG HAND. 167 excommunicatio
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THE PEQUOT WAR. 169 nomian Controve
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THE PEQUOT WAR. 171 the compact ent
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THE PEQUOT WAR. 173 Uncas, so much
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SEVERE ILLNESS. 175 had estranged.
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FOURTH ASSAULT ON THE CHARTER. 17 7
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FOURTH ASSAULT ON THE CHARTER. 179
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SEVENTH TERM. 18 1 government. On w
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\Pvt DOMESTIC POLITICS. 183 iere is
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GOVERNOR'S PECUNIARY REVERSE. 185 m
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GOVERNOR'S PECUNIARY REVERSE. 187 ^
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, pered, MOVEMENT OF DESERTION. 1 8
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SECOND RETIREMENT. IQI CHAPTER XIV.
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THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION. 193 rule of
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HARD TIMES. 195 vessels were launch
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RECONSTRUCTION OF LEGISLATURE. 197
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THE SOW BUSINESS 199 jority j but a
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THE UNITED COLONIES. 201 in concedi
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THE ACADIAN BOTHER. 203 saw in Mass
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THE ACADIAN BOTHER. 205 out a plaus
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THE ACADIAN BOTHER. 207 read. There
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RETIRED AGAIN. 209 the integrity of
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LETTER TO HIS ELDEST SON. 211 itsel
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not be obeyed ! THE JEALOUS COMMONS
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PARLIAMENT INSTRUCTED. 215 and deli
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THE HINGHAM BUSINESS. 217 another L
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THE DISSENTERS' CABAL. 219 ernor's
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THE DISSENTERS' CABAL. 221 The prog
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THE DISSENTERS' CABAL. 223 Hugh Pet
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THE CAMBRIDGE SYNOD. 225 that on th
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! DEATH OF MARGARET. 22 J CHAPTER X
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PUBLIC OUTLOOK HOPEFUL. 229 how it
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LAST SICKNESS AND DEATH. 231 fastin
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THE STORY ENDED. 233 the aristocrat
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ACADIE, 204. Adams, Samuel, 233. Ag
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97; questions Winthrop's au- thorit
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Lincoln, Earl of, 40, 112. Long Par
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Presbyterianism, 220, 225. Pride's
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Windsor, 144-146. Winthrop, town of
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the Inner Temple, 27-28 ; gives up
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2 MAKERS OF AMERICA. Francis Higgin
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