History of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647, Volume 1Massachusetts Historical Society, 1912 - History |
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... Charges contained in Lyford's letters . His repentance . Oldham and Lyford expelled from the plantation , but Lyford re - admitted . Renews his opposition . His letter to the adventurers . Reply by the governor to charges . Pinnace ...
... Charges contained in Lyford's letters . His repentance . Oldham and Lyford expelled from the plantation , but Lyford re - admitted . Renews his opposition . His letter to the adventurers . Reply by the governor to charges . Pinnace ...
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... charge ( very unjustly , and un- godlily ; yet prelate - like ) some of their cheefe opposers , with rebel- lion , and high treason against the Emperour , and other shuch crimes . And this contention dyed not with queene Mary ; nor was ...
... charge ( very unjustly , and un- godlily ; yet prelate - like ) some of their cheefe opposers , with rebel- lion , and high treason against the Emperour , and other shuch crimes . And this contention dyed not with queene Mary ; nor was ...
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... charge , of which I will give an instance or tow , and omitte the rest . Ther was a large companie of them purposed to get passage at Boston in Lincolin - shire , and for that end , had hired a shipe wholy 1 II Timothy , I. 12. " For I ...
... charge , of which I will give an instance or tow , and omitte the rest . Ther was a large companie of them purposed to get passage at Boston in Lincolin - shire , and for that end , had hired a shipe wholy 1 II Timothy , I. 12. " For I ...
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... charge and command all Sheriffes , Juftices of Peace , Maio2s , Bayliffes , Conftables , and other his Officers and Subiects whatlocuer , That they take knowledge of the laid Diders , and obferue and cause the fame to be obferued , as ...
... charge and command all Sheriffes , Juftices of Peace , Maio2s , Bayliffes , Conftables , and other his Officers and Subiects whatlocuer , That they take knowledge of the laid Diders , and obferue and cause the fame to be obferued , as ...
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... charge of com pany . For withstanding whereof , his Maielle chargeth all maner of perfons , that chall haue any fuch intention during the time of this Dearth , not to beake bp their households , nos to come to the said City , or other ...
... charge of com pany . For withstanding whereof , his Maielle chargeth all maner of perfons , that chall haue any fuch intention during the time of this Dearth , not to beake bp their households , nos to come to the said City , or other ...
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