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The Present state of the New-English affairs. This is published to prevent false reports
The Present state of the New-English affairs. This is published to prevent false reports.
Boston: printed by Samuel Green, 1689
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An Extract of a Letter from Mr. Mather, To the Governor, Dated Sept. •. 1689 from Deal in Kent
An Extract of a Letter from Mr. Mather, To the Governour, Dated Sept. •. 1689 from Deal in Kent
The House of Commons Ordered a Bill to be drawn up for the Restoration of Charters to all Corporations. Some Enemies of New-England did bestir themselves on that Occasion. But it has pleased God to succeed Endeavours and Solicitations here so far, as that N.E. is particularly mentioned in the Bill.
The House of Commons Ordered a Bill to be drawn up for the Restoration of Charters to all Corporations. Some Enemies of New-England did bestir themselves on that Occasion. But it has pleased God to succeed Endeavours and Sollicitations here so far, as that N.E. is particularly mentioned in the Bill.
It has been read twice, and after that referred unto a Committee for Emendations. What concerns N. England passed without any great opposition. The Bill has been in part read the third Time, and the Charters of N.-Eng. then also passed without Objection. Only some Additional Clauses respecting Corporations here, caused Debates; so that the Bill is not as yet Enacted.