Describes the life and accomplishments of the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony who, driven by his religion, created a place where people lived according to the rules set down in the Bible.
A study approaching John Winthrop, first governor of Massachusetts, as a literary artist rather than a historian. The author examines the governor's writings in their political, social and theological contexts,...
Life and Letters of John Winthrop
America's Forgotten Founding Father Francis J. Bremer ... For a discussion of whether Maverick owned slaves before 1630 see Lorenzo Greene , The Negro in Colonial New England ( New York : Atheneum , 1969 ) , 16 . 51. WJ , 246 . 52.
M Ley's informant could have been Thomas Brooke, who arrived in 1635, settled at Watertown, and later was constable and deputy at Concord; or his brother Richard Brooke, who came on the same ship in 1635 and settled at Lynn (Pope, 71).
13 Centuries later James Truslow Adams was discovering , as various hard - liners in the Bay Colony had learned , that Winthrop's personality had a way of undoing precisionists of any stripe . With such chapter titles as “ An English ...
A brief biography of John Winthrop, discussing his childhood and career as Massachusetts governor.
New England Company 57 New England Confederation 55–6 New England Way 2, 35, 56, 65 New World see also colonial America hardship in 25–9 journey to 25 Noyse, James 56 oaths 33, 36 Oldham, John 48 orthodoxy 25 Parker, Thomas 56 ...
Life and Letters of John Winthrop: Governor of the Massachusetts-Bay Company at Their Emigration to New England, 1630
John Winthrop, First Governor of the Massachusetts Colony
Life and Letters of John Winthrop