Robert Remini
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Sep
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There, he decided that everyone should be free to worship God as he or she saw fit.
50.
The Rhode Island Towns Soon another band of exiles came from Massachusetts.
These were Mrs. Hutchinson and her followers.
Mrs. Hutchinson was a brilliant Puritan woman who had come to Boston from England to enjoy the ministry of John Cotton, one of the Boston ministers.
She soon began to find fault with the other ministers of the colony.
Naturally, they did not like this.
Their friends were more numerous than were Mrs. Hutchinson's friends, and the latter had to leave Massachusetts.
They settled on the island of Rhode Island in 1637.
51.
The Connecticut Colony Besides those Puritans whom the Massachusetts people drove from their colony, there were other settlers who left Massachusetts of their own free will.
Among these were the founders of Connecticut,
The Massachusetts people would gladly have had them remain, but they were discontented and insisted on going away.
They settled the towns of Hartford, Windsor, and Wethersfield on the Connecticut River.
At about the same time, John Winthrop Jr.
led a colony to Saybrook at the mouth of the Connecticut.
Up to this time, the Dutch had seemed to have the best chance to settle the Connecticut Valley, but the control of that region was now definitely in the hands of the English.
52.
The Pequot War, 1637.
The Pequot Indians were not so ready as the Dutch to admit that resistance was hopeless.
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