New England. History, Colonial period,
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Whitmore, W. H., editor. The Andros tracts: ... (Continued, 3.) [by I. Mather], 1689. — Report of the proceedings against Andros, before the Privy Council, 1690. — An account of the revolution in New England, by A. B. 1689.— New England’s faction discovered, by C.D. 1690. — Reasons for the confirmation of the charters, [by I. Mather], 1690. —~ Humble address of the publicans of New England, 1691. — Account of the agents of New England, 1691. — I. Mather’s address to the inhabitants, pre- fixed to his sermon before the General Court, 1693. — Letter of the London ministers, 1691. —I. Mather’s Reply to Calef, 1701. — Cotton Mather’s Political fables. — List of members of Prince Society. 3. Introduction, —
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