L'histoire et les antiquités de Boston .. . 0, 231. — le voyage en était, peut-être est-il dû à un accident ou à dix-capt. Gibbon (comme il a été alors stylisé) à la tion. 1655. DÉCÈS DE M. WINSLOW. CHAPITRE XXXV. Gov. Endicott se retire à Boston. — mort d'Edward Winslo-w. — Son Caractère. — Loi sur les HomeManufactugtuies. — amélioration de Scythes. — Mouvement pour une réduction Des Droits. — Vente de fonctionnaires. — prisonniers écossais envoyés. — Divers Règlements De La Ville. — Arrivée de Quakers. — Saisi et Emprisonné. ?— Leurs Livres Brûlés. — procédure contre Les Hérétiques, jusqu'à quel Point Justifiable.Mary Fisher. — Lois

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The history and antiquities of Boston .. . 0, 231. — The voyage of it was, may have arisen from accident or inten-Capt. Gibbon (as he was then styled) to the tion. 1655. DEATH OF MR. WINSLOW. CHAPTER XXXV. Gov. Endicott removes to Boston. — Death of Edward Winslo-w. — His Character. — Law about HomeManufactuies. — Improvement in Scythes. — Movement for a Reduction of Duties. — Sale of IrishServants. — Scotch Prisoners sent over. — Various Town Regulations. — Arrival of Quakers. —Seized and Imprisoned. ?— Their Books Burnt. — Proceedings against Heretics, how far Justifiable.Mary Fisher. — Laws against Quakers. — Nicholas Upsall. •— Banishment and Sufferings. — Crom-well. — People invited to remove to .Jamaica. — Decline it. — John Leverett. •— Execution for Witch-craft. — Deixth of Capt. Keayne — of Miles Standish. — Forts Repaired. — Samuel Sharp. •— Trans-fers of Real Estate not hitherto regularly Recorded. — Removal of the Gallows — The North Bat-tery Repaired.. WINSLOW. I THE election this year resulted in the^^ ? choice of Mr. Endicott for Govenor, and Mr.Bellingham for Deputy Governor, whicli offices theycontinued to fill for the ten following years ; at the endof which period Mr. Endicott died. At this Court anorder of request was made, that the present and futureGovernors v/ould reside in Boston ; or, within four orfive miles of the Town, out of respect to strangers.With this request Mr. Endicott complied ; he had hith-erto resided at Salem. His place of residence was on what is now Tre-mont Street, near the house of Mr. Cotton.* Another of the great men of New England died this year. This wasGovernor Edward Winslow. No death could have cast a greater gloomover the country ; and although he belonged to Plymouth Colony, yethe was much identified with the afMrs of Boston. There had not livedin New England, perhaps, a man of greater talents, or one of highermoral worth. He had no superior among that

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