New England. History. Colonial period.
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Whitmore, W. H., editor. The Andros tracts: ... (Continued, 1.) 1680, by N. Byfield. — An impartial account of the state of New England, by J. Palmer. 1690, — The revolution in New England justified [by FE. R. and S.S.]. 16091. — Narrative of the proceedings of Sir Edmond Androsse and his complices, by several gentlemen who were of his council. 1691. — Charges against Andros and others, from Massachusetts archives. — In- formation of what entertainment Sir Edmund Androsse and the rest of the gentlemen committed to our charge had at the castle upon Castle Island, 1689. — Petition of the inhabitants of Maine. — Brief discourse concerning the ceremony of laying the hand on the Bible in swearing, by S. Willard.
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