Category: History - American
I.--Chesapeake Bay 1 II.--James River 28 III.--The cradle of the Pilgrims 149 IV.--Coast explored by the Pilgrims 177 V.--The colony at St. Mary's 245 VI.--Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth 275 VII.--The early settlements on Narragansett Bay 296 VIII.--New England after the dispe...
Not religious disputants only, but the world in general, exaggerated the importance of vestments and ceremonies in the reign of Elizabeth. The love of formality and display that...
8. Book IX, where the full text of Article XIII is given.Barclay, in his Inner Life of the Religious Societies of the Commonwealth, p. 97, cites Peter John Zwisck, a Mennonite of West Frisia, as the author, in 1609, of The Liberty of...
7. BOOK III.At every new stage in the history of the American settlement, we are afresh reminded that colonies are planted by the uneasy. The discontent that comes from poverty and financia...
5. book vi).So late as 1626, Fleet, the only survivor of the massacre of Spelman's party, after spending five years in captivity among the Virginia Indians, persuaded a London merchant to i...
4. BOOK I.The age of Elizabeth and James--the age of Spenser, of Shakespeare, and of Bacon--was a new point of departure in the history of the English race. All the conditions excited men...
3. BOOK III.I.--Chesapeake Bay 1 II.--James River 28 III.--The cradle of the Pilgrims 149 IV.--Coast explored by the Pilgrims 177 V.--The colony at St. Mary's 245 VI.--Massachusetts Bay and...
1. BOOK I.2. BOOK II.