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Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony AG loomy .J ew England Winter Winthrop s Daily Life as Told in His Journal Curious History of the Original of this Journal The Governor s Letters to His Wife She Joins Her Husband in 1631 .138 yI HOME LIFE IN BOSTON The Boston of Margaret Winthrop s Day An Inventory of the Estate of Governor Winthrop Taken in 1649 I ts Value as Illustrating the Social and Domestic Condition of the Colonists The Governor s Bequest of Books to Harvard College The Winthrop House in Boston Margaret s Daily Life Household Matters 171 yII SOCIAL LIFE IN BOSTON Influence of English University Men Margaret Winthrop s House a Center of Social and Political Activity Hawthorne s Picture of Colonial Boston Distinguished Visitors A musing and Adventurous Characters The Indians 19S yill iVOMANFRIENDS AND NEIGH- BORS Lucy Downing, the Governor s Sister, a Distinct Personality Her Letters to Margaret and to Governor Winthrop Her Sense of Humor Mary Dudley s Letters Her Experience with an Insolent Servant Penelope Pelham, Joanna Hoar and Others Match-making 221 IX RELIGIOUS LIFE IN BOSTON Winthrop s Religious Fervor Margaret s Connection with the First Church of Boston The Service Influence of John Cotton Church Government and Administration Manner of Public Worship ,255 XMISTRESS ANNE HUTCHINSON Her Part in a Famous Religious Controversy Winthrop s Share in Her Banishment Her Converts Her Relations with Margaret Winthrop
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