The founding of New England

by James Truslow Adams

[1052]. Andros Tracts, vol. I, p. 87. The cases are given on pp. 88 ff. Cf. Palmer's defence, Ibid., pp. 49 ff.; Also, Sewall, Letter Book, vol. I, p. 68 n.; Bond, Quit-rent System, pp. 42 ff.

[1053]. Randolph Papers, vol. VI, p. 123.

[1054]. Colonial Society Massachusetts Publications, vol. II, p. 54; New Hampshire Laws, vol. I, p. 161.

[1055]. John Dunton's Letters, p. 138.

[1056]. Sewall, Diary, vol. I, pp. 141, 162, 171 f.

[1057]. Dudley Records, p. 277.

[1058]. Sewall, Diary, vol. I, p. 207. Sewall's remark was evidently made to work off his spleen, for he adds, laconically, “besides 'twas Entail'd.”

[1059]. H. W. Foote, Annals of King's Chapel (Boston, 1882), vol. I, p. 90.

[1060]. Sewall, Diary, vol. I, p. 163.

[1061]. Mass. Hist. Soc. Proceedings, Series II, vol. XIII, pp. 410 f.