with the Castors kind regards

Per. 1.1854.

COLLECTIONS.

THE FOUNDERS OF NEW-PLYMOUTH,

THE PARENT-COLONY OF NEW-ENGLAND.

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.

BY THE

REV, JOSEPII HUNTER,
FELLOW OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, ETC., AND OF

THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY ;
AND AN ASSISTANT-KEEPER OF HER MAJESTY'S RECORDS.

Published by John Russell SMITH, 36 Soho Square.

M.DCCC.LIV.

+364.281 U$ 12698.315 B

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Bequest of

HANIVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

TUCKER, PRINTER, PERRY'S PLACE, OXFORD STREET.

The Northern part of this Virginia, being better discovered than the other, is called New ENGLAND: full of good new Towns and Forts, and is likely to prove a happy Plantation.

HEYLIN, Microcosmos, 8th edit. 4to, Oxford, 1639.