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Introduction | |
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From the Old World to the New | |
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William Bradford, the "Pilgrims," and the Founding of Plymouth Plantation | |
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Of Plymouth Plantation | |
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"We Dream Not of Perfection" | |
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To His Former Parishioners at Terling | |
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Thomas Shepard on His Life in Old and New England | |
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"To My Dear Son": An Autobiography | |
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The Town of Dedham Organizes a Gathered Church | |
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A Brief History of the Church of Christ at Dedham | |
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Theology in New England: The Plight of Sinners and the Stages of Redemption | |
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Thomas Shepard''s Catechism: On the Fall and Redemption of Humankind | |
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First Principles of the Oracles of God | |
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Thomas Hooker on Vocation, or the Gospel Promise | |
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The Gift of Free Grace through the Effectual Call | |
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Thomas Shepard on Sin | |
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The Sound Believer | |
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The Antinomian Controversy: John Cotton Debates the Other Ministers | |
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A Conference Held at Boston | |
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Increase Mather on the New Baptismal Piety | |
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Increase Mather: Pray for the Rising Generation | |
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Patterns of Piety and Devotion | |
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John Winthrop on Becoming a Christian | |
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Christian Experience | |
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Laypeople Describe the Work of Grace | |
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Confessions from the Churches of Cambridge, Chelmsford, and East Windsor | |
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Anne Bradstreet on Vanity and the Practice of Meditation | |
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For my dear son, Simon Bradstreet | |
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As Weary Pilgrim | |
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A Story of Spiritual Confusion: Elizabeth Knapp''s "Diabolical Possession" | |
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A Brief Account of a Strange and Unusual Providence of God Befallen to Elizabeth Knapp of Groton | |
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The Good Society | |
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John Winthrop on the Social Ethics of a Godly Commonwealth | |
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Christian Charity, A Model Hereof | |
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John Cotton on Democracy, Power, and Theocracy | |
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To Lord Say and Sele 1636 | |
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An Exposition upon the Thirteenth Chapter of the Revelation | |
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John Winthrop Defends His Understanding of Authority | |
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A Little Speech on Liberty | |
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Sarah Goodhue on Family as a Spiritual Community | |
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A Valedictory and Monitory Writing | |
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Verses Addressed to Her Husband and Family | |
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To My Dear and loving Husband | |
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In reference to her Children, 23 June 1659 | |
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In memory of my dear grandchild Elizabeth Bradstreet, who deceased August, 1665 being a year and half old | |
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On my dear grandchild Simon Bradstreet, who died on 16 November 1669 being but a month, and one day old | |
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The Ministers Complain of Public and Private Sins, and Offer a Remedy for Them | |
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Increase Mather: The Necessity of Reformation | |
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Dissenters | |
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Separatist, Baptist, "Seeker" | |
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From A History of New England | |
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Anne Hutchinson Defies the Magistrates and Ministers | |
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A Short History of the Rise, Reign, and Ruine of Antinomians | |
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The Baptists Plead for Freedom of Conscience | |
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Ill Newes from New-England | |
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To the Governor of Massachusetts | |
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To John Cotton and John Wilson | |
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To Sir Richard Saltonstall | |
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Encountering the Native Americans | |
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The Pequot "War" of 1637 | |
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A Brief History of the Pequot War | |
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Forming Native American Congregations | |
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Tears of Repentance | |
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The Martha''s Vineyard Mission | |
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Experience Mayhew: Indian Converts | |
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Mary Rowlandson: A Captive Because of God''s Providence | |
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The Sovereignty & Goodness of God | |
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Errand into the Wilderness | |
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John Cotton on the Millennium | |
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The Churches Resurrection | |
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Edward Johnson on New England''s Newfound Prosperity | |
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The Wonder-working Providence of Sion''s Saviour in New-England | |
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Samuel Danforth on Errand and Decline | |
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A Brief Recognition of New-England''s Errand into the Wilderness | |
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Increase Mather on the Politics of Declension | |
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Increase Mather: The Day of Trouble is near | |
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Bibliographical Note, and Works Cited | |
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Index | |