History of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647, Volume 1Massachusetts Historical Society, 1912 - History |
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... hear pitched they fell to shuch trades and imployments as they best could ; valewing peace , and their spirituall comforte above any other riches what soever . And at lenght they came to raise a competente and comfort- eable living ...
... hear pitched they fell to shuch trades and imployments as they best could ; valewing peace , and their spirituall comforte above any other riches what soever . And at lenght they came to raise a competente and comfort- eable living ...
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... hear the other teach . But Mr. Robinson , though he taught thrise a weeke him selfe , and write sundrie books , besides his manyfould pains otherwise , 1 yet he went constantly [ 15 ] to hear led him to assert the freedom of man against ...
... hear the other teach . But Mr. Robinson , though he taught thrise a weeke him selfe , and write sundrie books , besides his manyfould pains otherwise , 1 yet he went constantly [ 15 ] to hear led him to assert the freedom of man against ...
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... hear aboute , at length they began to incline to this conclusion , of remoovall to some other place . Not out of any new fanglednes , or other shuch like giddie humor , by which men are oftentimes transported to their great hurt , and ...
... hear aboute , at length they began to incline to this conclusion , of remoovall to some other place . Not out of any new fanglednes , or other shuch like giddie humor , by which men are oftentimes transported to their great hurt , and ...
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William Bradford Worthington Chauncey Ford. of which I will hear breefly touch . And first , they saw and found by experience the hardnes of the place and countrie to be shuch , as few in comparison would come to them ; and fewer that ...
William Bradford Worthington Chauncey Ford. of which I will hear breefly touch . And first , they saw and found by experience the hardnes of the place and countrie to be shuch , as few in comparison would come to them ; and fewer that ...
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... hear but as men in exile , and in a poore condition ; and as great miseries might possiblie befale them in this place ; for the 12. years of truce were now out , and ther was nothing but beating of drumes , and preparing for warr , the ...
... hear but as men in exile , and in a poore condition ; and as great miseries might possiblie befale them in this place ; for the 12. years of truce were now out , and ther was nothing but beating of drumes , and preparing for warr , the ...
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