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Colony of Mass. Bay (cant'd) :w Cooke, Memoir of Lord Bo_.ing.
Acts of the General Court of, broke, by 43with
the purpose of acquir- Note on, 43.
ing legislative power over Copp's Hill epitaphs, by J. W.
ecclesiastical affairs of, 66. Thornton, Esq., 218.
Contrast between the charac- Corbet, Samuel, i6I.
ter of the colonists of, and Cotton, Rev. John, 8, I8, I9, 24,
those of the Plymouth Pi/- 26, 35, 59, 92.
grims, 80. Memoir of, by Rev. Dr.
Character and occupations of, Whiting, 26.
80. Was a relative, a fi'iend and
Uncertainty as to tile future pastor of Dr. Whiting's
of, 81. family in England, 24.
Novel and unprecedented Reasons of, for leaving Engconditions
of society in, 8I. land, 26.
Ideas of, entertained by De Pursued by the king's officers,
Tocqueville, 82, 83, 84. 55.
Indebted prlncipally to a few °Obliged to quit England in
Puritan clergymen for the disguise, 55.
development of the ideas of Helped off by John Whiting,
civil and religious liberty, Mayor of Boston (brothand
for the complete sepa- er of Rev. Dr. Whitlng},
ration of Church and State 55'
84, 85, 86. Supports Wheelwright, 88.
Common schools of New England, His dislike of the law forbidhow
initiated at Lynn, lO7. dlng cidzeos to entertalu
Concord and Lexington, Battle of, strangers in Boston without
224 permission of the magis-
Three of Rev. Dri Whiting's trates, 9o.
descend, took part in, 224. Death of, 1o2.
Conant, Roger, founder of Sa- Was a great and influential
lem, 17, 18, 19. preacher, 6o.
Governor of the first permanent ] Mary, great- gratxd -daughter
Colony in lX{assachusetts, of, married Rev. John Whiaccording
to the author of ring of Concord, 2I 5.
the "Landing at CapeAnn, ]otton, Rev. John of Hampton,
and the First Charter," I9. N.H., 2I 5.
Hannah, a' descendant of, Mary, daughter of, marries
marries Col. Wihiam Whi- Rev. John Whiting of Con.
tJlTg of Concord, 262. cord, 2I 5.