 ... them which were true Lovers of their Country, were seldom admitted to, and seldomer consulted at the Debates which produced these unrighteous Things : Care was taken to keep them under Disadvantages ; and the Governor, with five or six more, did what...  An Account of the Late Revolution in New England - Página 21por Nathanael Byfield - 1865 - 26 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | Peter Force - 1846 - 598 páginas
...and the Governor, with five or six more, did what they would. We bore all these, and many more such Things, without making any attempt for any Relief; only Mr. Mather, purely out of respect unto the Good of his Afflicted Country, undertook a Voyage into England ; which when these... | |
 | 1862 - 448 páginas
...and the Governor, with five or six more, did what they would. We bore all these, and many more such Things, without making any attempt for any Relief; only Mr. Mather, purely out of respect nnto the Good of his Afflicted Country, undertook a Voyage into England ¡ which when these... | |
 | James Alton James - 1914 - 606 páginas
...and the Governor, with five or six more, did what they would. We bore all these, and many more such Things, without making any attempt for any Relief; only Mr. Mather, purely out of respect unto the Good of his Afflicted Country, undertook a Voyage into England; which when these who... | |
 | Prince Society (Boston, Mass.) - 1868 - 296 páginas
...Peeled, Meeied out and Trodden down. § IX. All the Council were not ingaged in thefe ill Adiions, (161 Actions, but thofe of them which were true Lovers...unto the Good of his Afflicted Country, undertook a Voyage into England ; which when thefe Men fufpected him to be preparing for, they ufed all manner... | |
 | William Henry Whitmore - 1868 - 286 páginas
...Council were not ingagcd in thefe ill Actions, Actions, but thofe of them which were true Lovers of tJidr Country, were feldom admitted to, and feldomer confulted...without making any attempt for any Relief; only Mr. Matlier, purely out of refpe<5t unto the Good of his Afflicted Country, undertook a Voyage into England... | |
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