History of New England, Volume 4Little, Brown, 1877 |
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... appearance , the danger to religious liberty in New England which had formerly been so appalling had passed away . Henceforward it was civil freedom that required securities . As well at home as in the Colonies , charters had been ...
... appearance , the danger to religious liberty in New England which had formerly been so appalling had passed away . Henceforward it was civil freedom that required securities . As well at home as in the Colonies , charters had been ...
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... appeared to meet with favor on all sides , and if it had been matured in Parliament would probably in 1 Campbell , Lives of the Chief Justices , II . 129 . 2 Macaulay , History , II . 455 . Proposed restoration 1690 . the circumstances ...
... appeared to meet with favor on all sides , and if it had been matured in Parliament would probably in 1 Campbell , Lives of the Chief Justices , II . 129 . 2 Macaulay , History , II . 455 . Proposed restoration 1690 . the circumstances ...
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... appeared to them the better choice among evils , disapproved the recent rising , and who , when not venturing on active measures to obstruct the patriot authorities , viewed them with a malign or sus- picious eye , and at best afforded ...
... appeared to them the better choice among evils , disapproved the recent rising , and who , when not venturing on active measures to obstruct the patriot authorities , viewed them with a malign or sus- picious eye , and at best afforded ...
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... appeared in a different light to his associates in the government . The indulgence which he preferred to practise towards the savages had so little of the expected effect that he pres- ently felt obliged to abandon that policy , and ...
... appeared in a different light to his associates in the government . The indulgence which he preferred to practise towards the savages had so little of the expected effect that he pres- ently felt obliged to abandon that policy , and ...
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... appearance of Frenchmen in the western hemisphere . A son of De Monts ' lieutenant , Poutrincourt , visited 1612 . the region about the Kennebec eight years before the English settlements at Plymouth . He was accompanied by a Jesuit ...
... appearance of Frenchmen in the western hemisphere . A son of De Monts ' lieutenant , Poutrincourt , visited 1612 . the region about the Kennebec eight years before the English settlements at Plymouth . He was accompanied by a Jesuit ...
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Halaman 67 - AuĞ-10administer the government till further orders. Riggs was sent back with an instruction to " such as for the time being take care for the preserving the peace and administering the laws in Massachusetts," to " set at liberty or send in safe custody into England " the late Governor and his fellow-prisoners, taking care in the latter case that they should be civilly used in their...
Halaman 120 - ... whatever mistakes on either hand have been fallen into, either by the body of this people, or any orders of men, referring to the late tragedy, raised among us by Satan and his instruments, through the awful judgment of God...
Halaman 246 - No reliance was to be placed on the correctness of the copy of their laws, which, agreeably to a demand of the Board of Trade, had been transmitted to England. " Government have taken all this time to prune and polish them, yet I believe the world never saw such a parcel of fustian They have never erected nor encouraged any schools of learning, or had the means of instruction by a learned orthodox ministry The generality of the people are shamefully ignorant, and all manner of licentiousness and...
Halaman 360 - July, 1694; and we do concur with them in their opinions therein mentioned, that upon an extraordinary exigency, happening through the default or neglect of a proprietor, or of those appointed by him, or their inability to protect or defend the province under their government, and the inhabitants thereof in times of war or imminent danger, Your Majesty may constitute a governor of such province or colony...
Halaman 311 - This Country will never be worth Living in for Lawyers and Gentlemen, till the Charter is taken away.
Halaman 267 - About sun an hour high, we were all carried out of the house for a march, and saw many of the houses of my neighbors in flames, perceiving the whole fort, one house excepted, to be taken.