Magnalia Christi Americana

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1. Peace in War by Chrift the Prince of Peace ; |
2. C ol ony
3. T hath been defervedly efteemed, one of the great and wonderful Works of God
4. For the Lord our God hath in his infinite Wifdom, Grace and Holineís, contrived
5. Cuad à »
6. Fourthly, That God may have the G/ory of the Great and Good Works which he hath
7. England; and giving fome account to her, how gracioufly the Lord has dealt with
8. Epigramma
9. So Men with Deaff s may fitly be compar’d !
10. Yer ireely gives, as Fountai
11. This Prophet, by his more Familiar Arts,
12. Apud Boftoneníes V. D. M. ^y : 3
13. Non convería Deo Gens Americana, Manitto,
14. A General
15. Infignes Pietate Viros, tot adire Labores,
16. Attempt I have propofed, not only to preferve
17. Learning. The Reader hath here an Account
18. S. 4. But whether New. Englind may Live any
19. Scriptor, to
20. But there is a Nobler, 1 humbly conceive, in the
21. Matters of Fatt, without all Reflections for | can
22. Spoils of Polyanthea’s ; but I fhould have aflerted
23. That the Romanifts do in one Point condemn
24. Adiflory, as Diodorus Siculus did for his, [and
25. Grecian and Roman, brought home unto us, with
26. Entertaining for theRarity and Novelty of them,
27. Calumnious Writers, as it would have been
28. Lord JESUS CHRIS T, have this for part
29. Hoc volo nunc nobis carmina nofira placent :
30. Study, about the true Inftituted Church-Difci-
31. I do, with inexpreflible Joy, aflure my felf, is
32. Chap. Il. Primordia. Or, The Voyage to New-England,
33. The Life of Fobn Win-
34. The Introduétion. With Propofals lade. about Recording
35. ECCLESIARUM PREL LA» Or, 4
36. Propagation of that Religion. He Sailed witb known a Parallel. So bas there
37. Magnalia Chrif
38. Ifland of prodigious Magnitude: or from the
39. Ther. the younger of them had very great
40. The Vidory, which could boaft, |
41. Y of a |
42. Sea to Sea. This at laft is the Spot of Earth,
43. Apoftates deferving a Room, and a Doom
44. Writ a little Book to prove the Lawfulnefs of
45. It was refolved, that parr of the Church fhould
46. Advancement of bis Majefty’s Dominions, and
47. Shoals of Cape-Cod: Where they were fo en-
48. Book I
49. Company ; but with a poor and fmall Encourage-
50. Town of Plymouth [as with an hopeful Pro-
51. Settlement, by the Authority of Ezg/azd, they
52. A moft wicked Ship-mafter being on this Coaft 4
53. CHAP. Hl
54. The Indians far.and near entred into a Con/pi-
55. Head of a famous Indian in his Hand, then with
56. Voyage, one Sirand of their Cable was acciden-
57. Friends were, and others were g/ad that they |
58. Divifion fo, that they might keep clofe to-
59. God Shining forth (at leafl feemingly, /eav-
60. Religion brought forth Profperity, and the
61. Planters of the Colony, at their parting from
62. Drivers; and with a few Lines fetchd from
63. That otherwife they would contradi the main
64. Plantation here for the Propagation of Re/7gzoz. |
65. River there cald Charles River, in the bot-
66. Cafws, per Tot Difcrimina Rerum, they Landed
67. General Confiderations for the Plantation of |
68. Shere, fhall forfake all this to join with this
69. In Publick or Private, we will willingly Do
70. Scandalous Offenders, according to the Word
71. Mr. Jobn Higginfon, the Son of that excellent
72. T then did | their Farewe/, was their Compofing and Pub-
73. Principles that enabled them to leave, Dulcia gone, by thefe Re | lec him
74. Baptized by the Undertaking of God-Farbers,| their heavy
75. Church-keys, banifhed them into
76. Rain upon their Fields; while they were yet
77. Ordination, with an Impofition of fuch Hands
78. Sir Arthur Hafelrig : NeverthelefS, this is not|
79. Swarming into Plantations extended further
80. Buried Alive on the Banks of Conneéticut,
81. Profecuted their P/aztatiozn-Work with fpeed
82. All this while this Fourth Colony wanted the
83. Reverend and Dear Sir, NUS |
84. Reader, There being yet living fo many Cre-
85. Credite veris! ) there followed many Sut
86. Prefident of the Colledge, and his Son Cotton
87. To which, if we add the Congregations in P;/-
88. Or, The Hiftory
89. The Hiftory of BOST O
90. And now, Sirs, That I may fet up an E B E N-
91. Old ; and certainly 'tis time for us, with all
92. Deftrudtion: Or Y will rather fay, A City o
93. Ebenezer. 'Tis our Lord JESUS CHRIST,
94. Coin a more Expreffve Name. Neverthelefs,
95. Refide in, and Prefide over the Town, who
96. Town of the Jews, that they talk'd of pluck-
97. MWintffers of the Lord Jefus Chrift among
98. Book .I. | Or T he Hiftory of New- England. 35°
99. PP 2n
100. A laudable Regulation. The Town \has an ous Perfons have ir ome Very Judici-
101. Con{tantinople, an old Man that had fat under
102. Charity. This is à poor Town, and yet it may
103. I fay, Hear tha, ye old Men, that are the In-
104. Houle; It falls upon ithe Young Men, and t
105. Man obferves unto us, That Oppreffions | fe
106. LLIAV
107. A
108. Aallerdeb, «acd the Difficulties to which he
109. Order tor Working abroad on the Publick Ac-
110. Book II. Or, Tbe Hiflory of N ew- England. : | 5
111. Inter. Omnia que Rempublic
112. Afterwards at feveral times were added,
113. ET Greece boat of her patient,
114. Reformed Chrifiianity: And continued there,
115. Perfon fhould be no better Accommodated than
116. Paffage of his Charity that was perhaps a
117. Publick; not by fucking into it, but by /gueez-
118. Exigence chofen the Goverzour, and all of the
119. Have advifed with the reft of the Court, whe-
120. Rats; | muft on this Occafion add, that there
121. This acknowledging Difpofition in the Gover-
122. The Spe// that was upon the Eyes ofthe Peo-
123. Days, than the Pzzzces that in So/omoz's time
124. Charttabieft of Mer, as if the Vorce of the A-
125. Non Species Eadem, que fait ante, manet. —
126. Council and Blefang with his Children gathers
127. Perufa! of any Defcended from him, (unto -
128. She has heard of thofe that were Tz- |
129. Book IL
130. Philology as that of Suidas and He/ychius ,
131. Threefcore Years; but of Simon Bradftreet, Efo;
132. P: LI
133. Though, To be Diffolved and be with C brift Wis
134. Henry Vane,
135. Reverend and Beloved in the Lord,
136. Book Il. Or, The Hiftory
137. Spirit with which he labourd in them. A
138. Irregular Particles, fixed with Acid, x
139. Per Varios Cafus ; per tot Difcrimina Rerum,
140. Rulers over them ; and I fear they will come
141. |
142. Luke, nor Nobility of Theoplilus, were by Age
143. Undertaking of icttling a Colony of Chriftian
144. Profecution hereof, the chief Care was devol-
145. Mipifinue Bot he ftill was the Guide | Day. At Noon he dang a and
146. Death of Mofes, the Servant of tbe Lord, it
147. MH MM ÓÀ —
148. Nomenq: Decuías
149. Say-Brook by which happy A€tion, the P/az-
150. Bethefda had appeared in the place; and fo

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