...consequence such a precedent was, instancing the evil effects of like practices in England in later times, urging that due testimony might be borne against...To conclude this matter, those poor Indians, about 53 of them of all sorts, were sent down to Deer Island, there to pass into the furnace of affliction...

...then said to Mr. Hoare, that he would leave a corporal and soldiers to secure them ; but Mr. Hoare answered, there was no need of that, for they were...poor Indians about fifty-eight of them of all sorts, were sent down to Deer Island, there to pass into the furnace of affliction with their brethren and...

...consequences such a precedent was ; instanced the evil effects of like practices in England in later times, urging that due testimony might be borne against the same by the whole Court. But they were mortified and grieved to perceive, that however the House assented to their statement,...

...; and the Governor and several others spake of it at a conference with the deputies at the General Court. " The Deputies seemed generally to agree to...yet notwithstanding, the Captain (who appeared in Court shortly after upon another occasion), met with no rebuke for this high irregularity and arbitrary...

...; and the Governor and several others spake of it at a conference with the deputies at the General Court. "The Deputies seemed generally to agree to...yet notwithstanding, the Captain (who appeared in Court shortly after upon another occasion), met with no rebuke for this high irregularity and arbitrary...

...to the chief authority of the country; declaring of what evil consequence such a precedent was . .. urging that due testimony might be borne against the same, by the whole Court. Indeed, in the resolution passed that February, the Court noted pointedly that volunteers, although...