The founding of New England

by James Truslow Adams

[678]. Ibid., pp. 396 ff.

[679]. Palfrey, History, vol. II, p. 472 n.; Ellis, Puritan Age, pp. xvii, 457.

[680]. Plymouth Col. Records, vol. XI, pp. 100, 101, 125, and passim Conn. Col. Records, vol. I, pp. 283 f., 303, 308; New Haven Records, vol. II, pp. 217, 238 ff.; Bishop, New England Judged, pp. 160 ff., 203 ff., 226 ff.

[681]. Massachusetts Records, vol. IV, pt. i, pp. 308 f.

[682]. Acts United Colonies, vol. II, p. 212. John Winthrop, of Connecticut, signed with the notation: “looking att the last as a query and not as an Act; I subscribe.”

[683]. Letter from Cudworth, in New England a degenerate Plant (London, 1659), p. 16.

[684]. Massachusetts Archives, cited by R. P. Hallowell, The Quaker Invasion of Massachusetts (Boston, 1887), pp. 153 ff.

[685]. Bishop, New England Judged, pp. 47-62.

[686]. Ibid., p. 67.

[687]. Bishop, New England Judged, p. 101.