...they whipt one Mr. Gorton, a grave man, for denying their power, and abusing some of their magistrates The frost was so great and continual this winter that...frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these 40 years, and it continued from the 18th of this month to the...

...Providence. They began about a small trespass of swine, but it is thought some other matter was ingredient." The frost was so great and continual this winter that all the hay was frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these...

...Providence. They hegan about a small trespass of swine, but it is thought some other matter was ingredient." The frost was so great and continual this winter that all the hay was frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these...

...extremely severe winter of 1642, and the passing of loads on the ice, are described as rare occurrence ; and what is more explicit, Governor Winthrop declares,...from the 18th of January to the 21st of February, old style, about five weeks. — (See p. 240.) This evidence is decisive of the question, and utterly disproves...

...ice, are described as rare occurrences; and what is more explicit, Governor Winthrop de•elares, " the frost was so great and continual this winter,...from the 18th of January to the 21st of February, old style, about five weeks.—(See p. 240.) This evidence is decisive of the questi'on, and utterly disproves...

...passed a law accordingly, the ninth of October, 1641. 1642. The winter of 1641-2 was unusually severe. ' All the bay was frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been for forty years. It continued from the eighteenth of November to the...

...following entry: " The frost was so great and continual this winter, that all the bay (Boston harbor) was frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indiane' relation, had not been these 40 years, and it continued from the 18th of this month to the...

...was ingredient." 3 The original matter of complaint by the Providence people was published by »fio The frost was so great and continual this winter,...frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these 40 years, and it continued from the 18th of this month to the...

...tolerance. they had a calling to protect them. After this answer we heard no more from them for a time. /" The frost was so great and continual this winter,...frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these 40 years, and it continued from the 18th of this month to the...

...that and other places, but, by God's providence, were saved." ov 1641-2, January. "This winter, ... all the bay was frozen over, so much and so long, as the like, by the Indians' relation, had not been these 40 years, and it continued from the 18th of this month to the...