Early colonial thought.
By: Edited by Gilman M. Ostrander.
Publisher: Marston Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: University City, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: United States -- Intellectual life -- Sources.
Notes: "A Source pamphlet in American intellectual history."
Table of contents: title: Political thought: Winthrop, J. Speech to the general court, 1645.; title: The liberties of the Massachusetts colonie, 1641.; title: Constitutions of New Haven Colony, 1639 and 1643.; title: The fundamental constitutions of Carolina, 1669.; title: Penn, W. Preface to Frame of government, 1682. Charter of privileges, 1701.; title: Puritan religion: The Bible. Genesis 1-3 and Matthew 24.; title: Wigglesworth, M. The day of doom.; title: Bulkeley, P. "The condition of the covenant," from The Gospel-covenant.; title: Oakes, U. The soveraign efficacy of divine providence.; title: Williams, R. From the Bloudy tenent.; title: Mather, C. From Memorable providences, relating to witchcrafts and possessions.; title: Brattle, T. Letter to "Reverend Sir" concerning the Salem witchcraft trials.; title: Humanistic studies: From New England's first fruits, concerning Harvard College.; title: Hoar, L. Letter to his nephew on how to become learned.; title: Mather, C. From Magnalia Christi Americana.; title: Penn, W. "The natives or aborigines," from Letter to the Committee of the Free Society of Traders.; title: Beverley, R. "Concerning the religion and workship of the Indians," from History and present state of Virginia.; title: Byrd, William II. Introduction to History of the dividing line.