The Beginnings of New England - Or the Puritan Theocracy in its Relations to Civil and Religious Liberty by John Fiske
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John White wishes to raise a bulwark against the Kingdom of Antichrist ... 93 And John Endicott undertakes the work of building it ... 94 Conflicting grants sow seeds of trouble; the Gorges and Mason claims ... 94, 95 Endicott's arrival in New England, and the founding of Salem ... 95 The Company of Massachusetts Bay; Francis Higginson takes a powerful reinforcement to Salem ... 96 The development of John White's enterprise into the Company of Massachusetts Bay coincided with the first four years of the reign of Charles I ... 97 Extraordinary scene in the House of Commons (June 5, 1628) ... 98, 99 The King turns Parliament out of doors (March 2, 1629) ... 100 Desperate nature of the crisis ... 100, 101 The meeting at Cambridge (Aug. 26, 1629), and decision to transfer the charter of the Massachusetts Bay Company, and the government established under it, to New England ... 102 Leaders of the great migration; John Winthrop ... 102 |
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