Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p XIX. Slanders agaisnt the colony -- Laud's high commission to overturn its church and government -- the case of Mr. Winslow's imprisonment -- the case of Mr. Endicott, and the Red Royal Ensign -- XX. The first imposition of a minister, and the character and end of the man and the conspiracy of Lyford and Oldham -- energy and prudence of the governor -- XXI. The first civil offence and punishment -- mildness, forbearance, self-respect, and kindness of the Pilgrims -- the first murderer and his end -- their views of capital punishment for murder -- the greatness and wisdom of their legal reforms -- XXII. The first town meeting -- providential discipline and development of freedom -- XXIII. Governor Bradford's letter book -- XXIV. The antiquities of Plymouth -- the houses and armor of the Pilgrims -- description of their mode of public worship.. }
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- catalog description "XIX. Slanders agaisnt the colony -- Laud's high commission to overturn its church and government -- the case of Mr. Winslow's imprisonment -- the case of Mr. Endicott, and the Red Royal Ensign -- XX. The first imposition of a minister, and the character and end of the man and the conspiracy of Lyford and Oldham -- energy and prudence of the governor -- XXI. The first civil offence and punishment -- mildness, forbearance, self-respect, and kindness of the Pilgrims -- the first murderer and his end -- their views of capital punishment for murder -- the greatness and wisdom of their legal reforms -- XXII. The first town meeting -- providential discipline and development of freedom -- XXIII. Governor Bradford's letter book -- XXIV. The antiquities of Plymouth -- the houses and armor of the Pilgrims -- description of their mode of public worship.".
- catalog tableOfContents "XIX. Slanders agaisnt the colony -- Laud's high commission to overturn its church and government -- the case of Mr. Winslow's imprisonment -- the case of Mr. Endicott, and the Red Royal Ensign -- XX. The first imposition of a minister, and the character and end of the man and the conspiracy of Lyford and Oldham -- energy and prudence of the governor -- XXI. The first civil offence and punishment -- mildness, forbearance, self-respect, and kindness of the Pilgrims -- the first murderer and his end -- their views of capital punishment for murder -- the greatness and wisdom of their legal reforms -- XXII. The first town meeting -- providential discipline and development of freedom -- XXIII. Governor Bradford's letter book -- XXIV. The antiquities of Plymouth -- the houses and armor of the Pilgrims -- description of their mode of public worship.".