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II, III. A hostile account of the Puritan experiment is in Samuel Gorton's Letter to Nathaniel Morton, in Force's Tracts, etcetera., vol. Additionally, it supplies facilitation measures relating to immigration, and many others., to motivate exchanges between technological and educational talent.
In 1548 Thomas Shakerley experienced it, and then Alan Hord, at whose demise, in 1554, Thomas Hord, Esq. In 1658, Nicholas Brewster had it, &c. Thomas Reeve experienced it, who was ejected from this and Aldborough, by the Earl of Manchester, Aug. 13, 1643, for observing the orders of the church, dissuading his parishioners from riot, and refusing to guide in it himself, and for refusing the covenant.
1642 by William Plummer, who was ejected out of this and Sustead curacy by the Earl of Manchester, for getting a free, intemperate guy, seldom preaching, &c.
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