The founding of New England

by James Truslow Adams

[344]. Robinson, Works, vol. II, p. 41.

[345]. Cited by A. A. Seaton, The Theory of Toleration under the later Stuarts (Cambridge Univ. Press, 1911), p. 56.

[346]. Mr. Cotton's Letter examined; Narr. Club Pub., vol. I, p. 44.

[347]. White, Planter's Plea, p. 43.

[348]. Massachusetts Records, vol. I, pp. 74 f.

[349]. Bradford, Plymouth, p. 253.

[350]. C. F. Adams, New English Canaan of Thomas Morton (Prince Soc., Boston, 1883), p. 41. For a fair and full account, cf. the same author's Three Episodes, vol. I, pp. 240-50. Morton's own account is in his New English Canaan, pp. 108 ff.

[351]. Bradford, Plymouth, p. 294.

[352]. P. Oliver, The Puritan Commonwealth (Boston, 1856), p. 35.

[353]. Dudley's Letter, in Young, Chron. Mass., p. 333.