...precedent article is agreed. . 8. It is also agreed, that the commissioners for this confederation, hereafter at their meetings, whether ordinary or extraordinary, as they may have commission or opportunity, doe endeavor to frame and establish agreements and orders in generall cases of a civil nature, wherein...

...Commissioners for this confederation, hereafter at their meetings, whether ordinary or extraordinary, do endeavor to frame and establish agreements and...the plantations are interested, for preserving peace I860.] Palfrey's History of New England. 1023 among themselves, and preventing (as much as may he)...

...to frame and establish agreements and orVOL. ix. 28 218 The JVeuj England Confederacy of 1643. ders in general cases of a civil nature, wherein all the...peace amongst themselves and preventing (as much as might be) all occasions of war, or differences with others, — as about the free and speedy passage...

...first, that the commissioners shall endeavour to frame and establish agreements and orVOL. ix. 28 ders in general cases of a civil nature, wherein all the...peace amongst themselves and preventing (as much as might be) all occasions of war, or differences with others, — as about the free and speedy passage...

...mutual advice and succour, upon all just occasions ;" and the commissioners were empowered to frame orders " in general cases of a civil nature, wherein all the plantations were interested." — Hazard, ii., and Hutchinson'» Hist, of Mass., i., 120, seqq.— H.] when he...

...the preceding article is agreed. 8. It is also agreed, that the Commissioners for this Confederation hereafter, at their meetings, (whether ordinary or...the Plantations are interested for preserving peace among themselves, and preventing, (as much as may be,) all occasions of war or differences with others,...

...to the invaders, but to bear all the expenses of the war. " The commissioners were also authorised to frame and establish agreements and orders in general...cases of a civil nature, wherein all the plantations were interested, for preserving peace among themselves, and preventing as much as may be all occasions...

...the preceding articles is agreed. 8. It is also agreed, that the commissioners for this confederation hereafter at their meetings, whether ordinary or extraordinary,...the plantations are interested for preserving peace among themselves, and preventing, as much as may be, all occasions of war or differences with others,...

...the preceding articles is agreed. 8. It is also agreed, that the commissioners for tLis confederation hereafter at their meetings, whether ordinary or extraordinary, as they may have commission or opjwrtunity, do endeavor to frame and establish agreements and orders in general cases of a civil nature,...

...direct for order, and a comely carrying on of all proceedings." The eighth directed the Commissioners to "endeavor to frame and establish agreements and orders,...cases of a civil nature wherein all the plantations were interested, for preserving peace among themselves, and preventing, as much as might be, all occasions...