Who was the first governor of Massachusetts?

Joseph B. (Joseph Barlow) Felt

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F (bT .Fas ^:J/ WHO FIRST GOYEUN Oil MASSACHUSETTS? FtYClass. Fa^ Book. — WHO FIRST GOYEHNOR MASSACHUSETTS? MzBY JOSEPH b; felt . ILA Vcritatis simplex oratio est. Seneca. fail to keep her %vord,Shall truth divine not hasten to be just.'Justice Milton. BOSTON: STREET.aiARVlN, 42 CONGRESSPRESS OF T. R, h\ 1853. ^ /, V WHO WAS THE FIRST GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS? differ in opinion, on this or otherTo topics of inquiry, those forespecially with noted their talents and acquirements, is always attended with unpleasant associations and feelings. the lot of human imperfection,Still it is and unavoidable in the discussion of sentiments and opinions honestly enter- tained. occasion of the question just submittedThe is a note re- cently published by the Hon. James Savage, in his second edition of Winthrop's Journal. This note is printed on pages to 203 inclusive, of the second volume. It200 contains an some remarks in theargument against first volume of the Annals of Salem, which advocate the position that Eudicott preceded Winthrop as the proper Governor of this Com- raonweallh. It advances and debates two prominent ideas, thinks, call for examination.which, as the writer One is, that the comparison between the source of Carver's trust as chief magistrate of Plymouth Colony, and that of Endicott's, is Another, that because the latter person heldincorrect.

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• Governor
• Winthrop

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• Langue: English
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