OR, THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF NEW-ENGLAND, FROM ITS FIRST PLANTING, IN THE YEAR 1620, UNTO THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1698. IN SEVEN BOOKS. BY THE REVEREND AND LEARNED COTTON MATHER, D. D. F. R. S. AND PASTOR OF THE NORTH CHURCH IN BOSTON, NEW-ENGLAND. IN TWO VOLUME 8. VOLUME II. WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND OCCASIONAL NOTES, BY THE REV. THOMAS ROBBINS, D. D. AND TRANSLATIONS OF THE HEBREW, GREEK, AND LATIN QUOTATIONS, BY LUCIUS F. ROBINSON, LL. B. HARTFORD: SILAS ANDRUS & SON. ENTERED, ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR 1852, BY IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF CONNECTICUT. FOUNDRY OF SILAS ANDRUS & SON, W. C. Armstrong, Typographer. HARTFORD: Press of W. S. Williams. [THE SALT OF THE NATIONS.] THE FOURTH BOOK OF THE NEW-ENGLISH HISTORY: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE UNIVERSITY, FROM WHENCE THE CHURCHES OF NEW-ENGLAND (AND MANY OTHER CHURCHES,) HAVE BEEN ILLUMINATED.--ITS LAWS, ITS BENEFACTORS, ITS VICISSITUDES, AND A CATALOGUE OF SUCH AS HAVE BEEN THEREIN EDUCATED AND GRADUATED. WHERETO ARE ADDED, THE LIVES OF SOME EMINENT PERSONS, WHO WERE PLANTS OF RENOWN GROWING IN THAT NURSERY. |