The public life of Joseph Dudley; a study of the colonial policy of the Stuarts in New England, 1660-1715

Kimball Everett B. 1873

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• Great Britain
• Dudley
• Massachusetts
• New England

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DUDLEYJOSEPH
A STUDY OF
THE COLONIAL POLICY OF THE STUARTS
IN NEW ENGLAND
1660-1715
BY
EVERETT PH.D.KIMBALL,
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HISTORY IN SMITH COLLEGE
AND CO.LONGMANS, GREEN,
FOURTH AVENUE & 30TH NEW YORKSTREET,
AND CALCUTTALONDON, BOMBAY,
I9IICopyright, 1911,
AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE.BY THE PRESIDENT
NorfnooC
J. 8. Co. Berwick & Smith Co.Gushing
U.S.A.Norwood, Mass.,PREFACE
sent to New the Stuarts wereTHE officials England by
historians of Massachusetts.dealt with theharshly by early
andSome have been made to rehabilitate Androsattempts
but has been done for whoselittle Joseph Dudley,Randolph,
other official incareer was than that oflonger any early
Massachusetts. It is the of thishowever,not, purpose
criticisms ofto meet the character;monograph Dudley's
his wasindeed, though interesting, singularlypersonality,
I have rather to examine the Stuart
unlovely. attempted
colonial and to set forth the practical political prob-policy
lems connected with its in New andapplication England,
to show the the various connectedparts played by agencies
with its I have viewed as andevelopment. EnglishDudley
official with the execution of the Englishcharged policy,
and into consideration his I havealthough taking personality,
more the and difficultiesproblemsinvestigated particularly
inwhich faced all officials New at thatroyal England period.
was chosen because he has been soJoseph Dudley partly
but because in a of hisattacked,savagely largely study
career I was able to touch all the New coloniesEngland
and New York as and to cover the from thewell, period
first Newof the Stuart untilimposition policy upon England
the accession of I.George
I wish to the kind assistance that has beenacknowledge
extended to me the authorities and officials of theby Library
of Harvard the Smith theCollegeUniversity, Library,PREFACEvi
the BarAmerican HampshireAntiquarian Society, County
the officials inAssociation and of the Massachusetts
; charge
the British the CouncilMuseum, Office,Archives, Privy
the Public Record and the for theOffice, Society Propaga-
in intion of the Parts and theLondon,Gospel Foreign
Bodleian of Oxford AcknowledgmentsLibrary University.
also due to Professor C. M. Andrews of Yaleare University,
who his of the archiveskindly put expert knowledge English
at while I was on the ofdisposal investigationmy carrying
the material. are dueEnglish Especial acknowledgments
to Professor A. B. Hart of Harvard under whoseUniversity,
the samedirection a dissertation was prepared upon subject
and offered in fulfilment for the of thepartial requirements
Doctor of in aboveof 1904. But, all,Degree Philosophy
I am under the to Professor Edwardgreatest obligations
who first the and under whoseChanning, suggested subject
and who hasdirection the was carried on,early investigation
of his time in and the manu-given reading criticisingfreely
andscript proof.
EVERETT KIMBALL.
SMITH COLLEGE, April, 1911.