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... England and the Economic and Social Revolu- tion , " pp . 235-279 and passim ; Joan Simon , Education and Society in Tudor England ( Cambridge , 1966 ) , especially part III , " The Place of Edu- cation in the Elizabethan Age , ” pp ...
... England and the Economic and Social Revolu- tion , " pp . 235-279 and passim ; Joan Simon , Education and Society in Tudor England ( Cambridge , 1966 ) , especially part III , " The Place of Edu- cation in the Elizabethan Age , ” pp ...
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... England , if not , it is well they are gone . The rest of them [ are ] men of good means , or arts , occupations , and qualities , much more fit for such a business , and better furnished of all necessaries if they arrive well , than ...
... England , if not , it is well they are gone . The rest of them [ are ] men of good means , or arts , occupations , and qualities , much more fit for such a business , and better furnished of all necessaries if they arrive well , than ...
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... England's yearly trials , the planting of New Plymouth , surprisals prevented , their wonderful industry and fishing . For all those differences there went eight tall ships before I arrived [ in December 1615 ] in England , from France ...
... England's yearly trials , the planting of New Plymouth , surprisals prevented , their wonderful industry and fishing . For all those differences there went eight tall ships before I arrived [ in December 1615 ] in England , from France ...
Contents
John Smith and the Promise of New England Selec | 125 |
PART | 149 |
John Smiths Written Testimony to the Commission | 158 |
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