The History Of The Colony Of Massachuset's Bay: From The First Settlement Thereof In 1628, Until Its Incorporation ... In 1691. By Mr. Hutchinson,

"The History Of The Colony Of Massachuset's Bay" offers a detailed account of the Massachusetts Bay Colony from its inception in 1628 to its formal incorporation in 1691. Written by Mr. Hutchinson, this historical work provides valuable insights into the colony's formative years, chronicling its early settlements, governance, and the lives of its inhabitants.

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