Slavery forbidden in Rhode Island (1652), 54
Springfield (Mass), becomes part of Mass., 62; center of fur trade, 77; _see also_ Agawam
Williams, Roger, driven from Boston, 47; locates at Providence, 47-48; obtains charter, 52-53; quoted, 54; goes to England to confirm patent, 55; in 1660, 78
Winthrop, John, elected Governor of Mass. Bay Colony, 28; leader among the Puritans, 35; died before 1660, 78
Winthrop, John, son of the Governor, 40, 59, 83, 103-04, 106-07
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