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Strength out of weaknesse; or A glorious manifestation of the further progresse of the Gospel among the 1ndians [sic] in New-England. (1652)

London : printed by M. Simmons for John Blague and Samuel Howes, and are to be sold at their shop in Popes-Head-Alley · leaf 60

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w , # a Letter directed to one of our felves frow 24: Thomas Allen, who came lately from New England , and is now fetledin the Miniftery at Norwitch 7 Norfolke, ‘wherein he beareth witnes to the veallitie and truth of this worke of the Lord i NewEngland begu# pon ihe Indians, againft all fuch that… … wonld not, yea durft not have uttered fuch a notorious un= truthas that was. Now although I confeffe 1 have not been | _prefent at the places where the Indians are wont to meete,to -heare fucloas dog preach unto them, by reafon of my bodily -oweaknes, and indifpofition to travell fo farre into the…

Indians of North America -- Massachusetts · Massachuset Indians -- Missions · Wampanoag Indians -- Missions · Conversion -- Christianity · Imprint 1652

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