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Receiving a B. A. degree from Pembroke College , Cambridge , in 1627 , he came to New England in 1631 , served as pastor of ... The Quakers , for example , who had received incredibly harsh treatment in Massachusetts , were permitted to ...
Receiving a B. A. degree from Pembroke College , Cambridge , in 1627 , he came to New England in 1631 , served as pastor of ... The Quakers , for example , who had received incredibly harsh treatment in Massachusetts , were permitted to ...
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For among us it is not necessary , as among I send with this a very learned work , as the Hottentots , that a youth , to be received it seems to me , on the ancient Samaritan into the company of men , should prove his coins , lately ...
For among us it is not necessary , as among I send with this a very learned work , as the Hottentots , that a youth , to be received it seems to me , on the ancient Samaritan into the company of men , should prove his coins , lately ...
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... the last fortnight , but , on the other hand , the sums it disburses , monthly , for contributions , are fearfully great . We learn that Mr. Mumblethumb received no less than fifty cents for his late “ Monody in a Mud - Puddle ...
... the last fortnight , but , on the other hand , the sums it disburses , monthly , for contributions , are fearfully great . We learn that Mr. Mumblethumb received no less than fifty cents for his late “ Monody in a Mud - Puddle ...
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