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A Compendious History of the First Century of New England (Volume 2)

A Compendious History of the First Century of New England (Volume 2)

Palfrey, John Gorham

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ISBN10: 1154119084
ISBN13: 9781154119084
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 98
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.20 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1872. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... dition against the Narragansetts, 147; storming of the Narragan-Bett fort, 149; attack of the In-dians on Lancaster, 153; attacks on eastern towns, 157; battle of Turner's Falls, 162; vigorous measures against the enemy, 164; attack on Hatfield, 165; forces despatched to the eastern settle-ments, 176; treaty with Mugg, 178; murders at York and Wells, 179; treaty with eastern Indians, 180; distresses of the war, 181; treatment of the conquered, 183; demand by the Privy Council that agents be sent to England, 197; arrival of Randolph at Bos-ton, 198; reception of the Kind's letter, to.; reply of the Magis-trates, 200; action of the General Court, 204; Address to the King, 205; declaration against the claims of Gorges and Mason, 208; memorial presented by Stoughton and Bulkley to the Privy Coun-cil, 210; purchase of Maine by, 216; the oath of fidelity required to be taken, 219; proceedings in England, 221; action of the Gen-eral Court, 222; the oath of alle-giance, to.; pretensions of Epis-copacy, 225; return of the agents, 227; Bradstreet made Governor, 229; letter from the King, 231; the claim to New Hampshire relin-quished, 232; assumes the gov-ernment of Maine, 233; eighteen Assistants chosen, to.; proceed-ings of Randolph, 234; royal letter brought by John Mason, 236; Stoughton and Nowell appointed agents to England, t6.; return of Randolph to England, 237; his reports to the Secretary of State, 238; action of the General Court, ib.; the laws against keeping Christmas, and for punishing Quakers with death, repealed, ib.; answer to the King's letter, 239; return of Randolph to Bos-ton, 240; peremptory letter from the King, to.; Address to the King from the General Court, 241; instructions to the agents, 242; complaints of Randolph, 243; new instructions to th...

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