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... Boston founded.... Religious intolerance.... General court established.... Royal commission for the government of the plantations.... Contest with the French colony of Acadié.... Hugh Peters.... Henry Vane.... Mrs. Hutchinson.... Maine ...
... Boston founded.... Religious intolerance.... General court established.... Royal commission for the government of the plantations.... Contest with the French colony of Acadié.... Hugh Peters.... Henry Vane.... Mrs. Hutchinson.... Maine ...
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... Boston founded.Dissatisfied with this situation, they explored the country inquest of better stations; and, settlingin many places around the bay, they laid the foundation of several towns, and, among others, of Boston. The difficulty ...
... Boston founded.Dissatisfied with this situation, they explored the country inquest of better stations; and, settlingin many places around the bay, they laid the foundation of several towns, and, among others, of Boston. The difficulty ...
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... Boston. Onewas Hugh Peters, the coadjutor andchaplain of Oliver Cromwell;the otherwas Mr. Henry Vane, theson of Sir Henry Vane, who was,at that time a privy councillor of great credit with the King. 1636The mindofthisyoung gentleman was ...
... Boston. Onewas Hugh Peters, the coadjutor andchaplain of Oliver Cromwell;the otherwas Mr. Henry Vane, theson of Sir Henry Vane, who was,at that time a privy councillor of great credit with the King. 1636The mindofthisyoung gentleman was ...
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... Boston in June. Unwilling to remain where power and influence were already in the hands of others, theyrefusedto continue withinthejurisdiction of Massachusetts; New Haven settled.and, disregarding the threats at Manhadoes, settled ...
... Boston in June. Unwilling to remain where power and influence were already in the hands of others, theyrefusedto continue withinthejurisdiction of Massachusetts; New Haven settled.and, disregarding the threats at Manhadoes, settled ...
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... Boston. To this county was conceded the peculiar privilege that its inhabitants, although not membersof the church,should be entitledto the rights of freemenontaking the oath.[69] The settlementsin New Hampshire, too,were maintaining ...
... Boston. To this county was conceded the peculiar privilege that its inhabitants, although not membersof the church,should be entitledto the rights of freemenontaking the oath.[69] The settlementsin New Hampshire, too,were maintaining ...
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