Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyFor the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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The " two grand incendiaries " here referred to are no doubt the Chief Justice , William Attwood , who was suspended by Lord Cornbury , and Thomas Weaver , the Solicitor - General , both of whom were violent and unscrupulous partisans .
The " two grand incendiaries " here referred to are no doubt the Chief Justice , William Attwood , who was suspended by Lord Cornbury , and Thomas Weaver , the Solicitor - General , both of whom were violent and unscrupulous partisans .
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Their designs are precarious , ambiguous , mentally selfish , & really , I doubt , devillish . JOSEPH DUDLEY TO FITZ - JOHN WINTHROP . BOSTON , 14th July 1707 . S , - Every body tells you my disaster , in the forces comeing from Port ...
Their designs are precarious , ambiguous , mentally selfish , & really , I doubt , devillish . JOSEPH DUDLEY TO FITZ - JOHN WINTHROP . BOSTON , 14th July 1707 . S , - Every body tells you my disaster , in the forces comeing from Port ...
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Twill require a good sum to make that matter easy at home , we will make it more difficult to advance roundly ; & I doubt when it comes to that , they will make aduantage of his fondnes and send it but a short purse .
Twill require a good sum to make that matter easy at home , we will make it more difficult to advance roundly ; & I doubt when it comes to that , they will make aduantage of his fondnes and send it but a short purse .
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