[31] Journal of the House of Commons, 1642-44, p. 607. This may be found in the Congressional Library, Washington, D. C.
[32] Collections N. Y. Historical Society, Series II., Vol. III., p. 126. Winthrop: History of New England, Vol. II., p. 198.
[33] L. O. R., Vol. I., p. 224; Sixth Rep. Hist. Com., p. 101.
[34] Papers Relating to the Early History of Maryland, by S. F. Streeter, p. 267.
[35] C. P., pp. 166, 201, 204; A. P., 238, 270.
[36] C. P., p. 175; A. P., p. 301.
[37] C. P., p. 209.
[38] A. P., p. 238.
[39] Ibid., pp. 238, 270, 271. At the request of the Assembly, Baltimore forgave Thompson for acts which he might have committed by reason of ignorance or through a mistake.
[40] Relatio Itineris in Marylandiam, p. 95.