Collections concerning the church or congregation of Protestant separatists formed at Scrooby in north Nottinghamshire in the time of King James I : the founders of New-Plymouth, the parent-colony of New-England

Joseph Hunter

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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from Microsoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/collectionsconceOOhuntuoft 37 COLLECTIONS. THE FOUNDERS OF NEW-PLYMOUTH, THE PARENT-COLONY OP NEW-ENGLAND. H^ASlc COLLECTIONS CONCERNINO THE CHURCH OR CONGREGATION OF PROTESTANT SEPARATISTS FORMED AT SCROOBY IN NORTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, IN THE TIME OF KING JAMES I: THE FOUNDERS OF NEW-PLYMOUTH, THE PARENT-COLONY OF NEW-ENGLAND. BY THE REV. JOSEPH HUNTER, ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, ETC., AND OFOF THE SOCIETY OEFELLOW HISTORICAL SOCIETYTHE MASSACHUSETTS ; OF HER MAJESTY'S RECORDS.AND AN ASSISTANT-KEEPER LONDON: Soho Square.Russell Smith, 36Published by John M.DCCCLIV. MJCROFORMEO BY PRESERVATION SERVICES tl CHURCHES OR COMMUNITIES OF PURITANSeparatists the Founders . . , New Fly Separatists: persons so impatient underof mouth. the which hadyoke of the ceremonies England,been continued in the Reformed Church of to remainthat they had begun to regard it as unlawful inin the church, and who had formed themselves church order, based upon their own principles, and consisting of a people with the offices of pastor, teacher, elders, and deacons. It was not one of the London Communities of this kind ; but, what gives this subject the greater interest, it was a church that had been in quite a rural district in a countyformed far remote London.

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• Massachusetts
• HIStory

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• Langue: English
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Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2007 with funding from
Microsoft Corporation
http://www.archive.org/details/collectionsconceOOhuntuoft37COLLECTIONS.
THE FOUNDERS OF NEW-PLYMOUTH,
THE PARENT-COLONY OP NEW-ENGLAND.H^ASlc
COLLECTIONS
CONCERNINO
THE CHURCH OR CONGREGATION OF PROTESTANT
SEPARATISTS FORMED AT SCROOBY IN
NORTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, IN THE
TIME OF KING JAMES I:
THE FOUNDERS OF NEW-PLYMOUTH,
THE PARENT-COLONY OF NEW-ENGLAND.
BY THE
REV. JOSEPH HUNTER,
ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, ETC., AND OFOF THE SOCIETY OEFELLOW
HISTORICAL SOCIETYTHE MASSACHUSETTS ;
OF HER MAJESTY'S RECORDS.AND AN ASSISTANT-KEEPER
LONDON:
Soho Square.Russell Smith, 36Published by John
M.DCCCLIV.
MJCROFORMEO BY
PRESERVATION
SERVICEStl
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TUCKEB, PBINTEB, PEBEY'S PLACE, OXFOED STEEKT.TJie Northern, part this Virginia, being better dis-of
covered than the other, is called New England : full
good Forts, and is likely toof new Towns and prove a
happy Plantation.
Heyxin, Microcosmos, 8th edit. 4to, Oxford, 1639.