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Roger Conant A Founder Of Massachusetts Clifford Shipton

Name: Roger Conant A Founder Of Massachusetts Clifford Shipton
SKU: BELL-51409784
Price: 31.00 USD
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Roger Conant A Founder Of Massachusetts Clifford Shipton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Harvard University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.24 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Clifford Shipton

ISBN: 9780674433458, 9780674431546, 0674433459, 0674431545

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Roger Conant A Founder Of Massachusetts Clifford Shipton by Clifford Shipton 9780674433458, 9780674431546, 0674433459, 0674431545 instant download after payment.

The first biography of one of the founders of Salem, Massachusetts, this book is also a revaluation of various factors in the settlement and early history of the colony. Roger Conant has never before received the attention that his prominence deserved and although he is frequently mentioned in histories, considerable misinformation has been printed about him. Clifford Shipton has been able to correct these misstatements. In making this study, he has combed all of the printed and American manuscript sources, unearthing in the process new material on the colonization of Massachusetts, its character, motives, and significance, and on the sound economic development of the settlement of Salem during its first fifty years.