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quadgram	frequency
the church of england	43
at the same time	38
of church and state	36
for the support of	35
of the united states	33
of the church of	33
john and doctor jim	32
doctor john and doctor	32
the state of connecticut	27
the rest of the	22
the support of the	21
of the general court	21
of the state of	21
of the saybrook platform	19
in the united states	18
the edge of the	18
in the hands of	18
to keep up with	17
i do not know	17
the history of the	17
of the new england	17
of the toleration act	17
the new england churches	16
the close of the	16
the new haven colony	16
from time to time	15
state geological and natural	15
history of new england	15
for the first time	15
and natural history survey	15
the end of the	15
for the sake of	15
the beginning of the	15
a part of the	15
on the part of	15
geological and natural history	15
the head of the	15
the heads of agreement	14
at the head of	14
on the other hand	14
the word of god	14
union of church and	14
of the great awakening	14
at the close of	14
of the new haven	14
the majority of the	14
the general court of	14
the course of the	13
the other side of	13
in regard to the	13
i want you to	13
that it would be	13
members of the church	13
the heart of the	13
the time of the	13
to the support of	13
the side of the	13
other side of the	12
the constitution of the	12
the reverend jonathan sawyer	12
the mouth of the	12
the name of the	12
the people of connecticut	12
the commissioners of the	12
i am going to	12
the story of the	12
the middle of the	11
the colony of connecticut	11
congregationalism as seen in	11
the valley of the	11
of the general assembly	11
on the edge of	11
the benefit of the	11
the members of the	11
the hands of the	11
keep up with lizzie	11
in the colony of	11
the development of the	11
on the ground that	11
the state geological and	11
at the beginning of	11
by the name of	10
in the form of	10
in the midst of	10
the bottom of the	10
on the other side	10
to the general assembly	10
it was not until	10
the power of the	10
of still river valley	10
in the case of	10
the influence of the	10
the foot of the	10
as well as the	10
was one of the	10
for the most part	10
to the people of	10
a member of the	10
as a matter of	10
it would have been	10
it seems to me	10
for the benefit of	10
a history of the	10
as well as in	10
one of the most	10
account in previous chapter	9
the passage of the	9
of a church in	9
if it had been	9
the work of the	9
at the end of	9
the repeal of the	9
in the face of	9
people of this state	9
pastor of a church	9
as soon as he	9
in matters of religion	9
general court of connecticut	9
it is said that	9
united states of america	9
the people of this	9
the life of the	9
the united states of	9
that he had been	9
with respect to the	9
of the state geological	9
new york and london	9
for a few minutes	9
the top of the	9
in the middle of	9
of the commissioners of	9
i did not know	9
revision of the laws	9
the government of the	9
of the first church	9
the society for the	9
at the time of	9
in the course of	9
church and state in	9
commissioners of the state	9
session of the general	8
address to the people	8
the sale of the	8
of the cambridge platform	8
abrogation of the saybrook	8
and glaciation in the	8
in the light of	8
she was a witch	8
the support of religion	8
justices of the peace	8
colonial records of connecticut	8
that i could not	8
she felt as if	8
laws of the state	8
the waters of the	8
the union of church	8
it seemed as if	8
as seen in literature	8
in spite of the	8
that they should be	8
propagation of the gospel	8
of the laws of	8
glad to see you	8
here and there a	8
biennial report of the	8
but she did not	8
as a result of	8
in the presence of	8
at the foot of	8
the people of the	8
the laws of the	8
by the general court	8
the propagation of the	8
the spirit of the	8
of the federal party	8
of the eighteenth century	8
the presence of the	8
society for the propagation	8
report of the commissioners	8
the connecticut general court	8
for the propagation of	8
of the church in	8
an address to the	8
the independence of the	8
as has been said	8
in the danbury region	8
the direction of the	8
great books at little	7
the great body of	7
first church in hartford	7
in the state of	7
a few of grosset	7
with a sense of	7
in the matter of	7
it is not a	7
it had been a	7
was not to be	7
the may session of	7
of the danbury region	7
said to have been	7
for more than a	7
religious life of the	7
the religious life of	7
glaciation in the danbury	7
it was not a	7
new haven colonial records	7
was a man of	7
by the laws of	7
of the episcopal church	7
in the house of	7
at the mouth of	7
of the churches in	7
in a few minutes	7
the revision of the	7
all the way to	7
the law of god	7
the part of the	7
justice of the peace	7
books at little prices	7
in the hartford church	7
of one of the	7
constitution of the united	7
in the new england	7
seems to have been	7
the attitude of the	7
an appeal to the	7
in favor of the	7
as if they had	7
members of the establishment	7
of the standing order	7
the abrogation of the	7
would have been a	7
the organization of the	7
connecticut and new haven	7
the bishop of london	7
support of the gospel	7
of one hundred and	7
history of the united	7
a tract of lying	7
mouth of wood creek	7
and at the same	7
as if it had	7
it seemed to me	7
under the direction of	7
pastor of the church	7
boston and new york	7
the mouth of wood	7
there is no such	7
in a state of	7
the connecticut historical society	7
it is to be	7
the churches of the	7
on the subject of	7
a few days later	7
the formation of the	6
it was found that	6
of god before thine	6
in the minds of	6
of the society for	6
session of the court	6
passage of the toleration	6
the constitutional convention of	6
the fear of god	6
johns hopkins university studies	6
the light of the	6
thing in the world	6
the rights of the	6
we do not know	6
in church and state	6
out of the room	6
the powers of the	6
of the superior court	6
she was no witch	6
as members of the	6
she did not know	6
the english established church	6
one and the same	6
the midst of the	6
house on state street	6
we are going to	6
in the new haven	6
went back to the	6
the authority of the	6
up and down the	6
held out his hand	6
the character of the	6
of the united colonies	6
of the people in	6
in the general court	6
as that of the	6
the point of view	6
grew more and more	6
mouth of still river	6
be put to death	6
dutch house on state	6
on the th of	6
by way of the	6
of the congregational church	6
the back of the	6
preglacial course of rocky	6
of new england and	6
that she did not	6
by the governor and	6
as soon as i	6
an account of the	6
there was nothing to	6
held out her hand	6
the declaration of independence	6
at the house of	6
of the english people	6
of god and the	6
side of the valley	6
of the people of	6
york a few of	6
the charles darlington post	6
the house of the	6
of the connecticut colony	6
nextly i had a	6
that it should be	6
as far as the	6
in the development of	6
in new england and	6
new haven historical society	6
to the red house	6
costs so much to	6
of the colony was	6
as well as of	6
the elders of the	6
to giue oath to	6
a great deal more	6
made up her mind	6
the church of christ	6
the pastor of the	6
point of view of	6
of the connecticut historical	6
but it was not	6
from the sale of	6
of the saybrook system	6
i was going to	6
god before thine eyes	6
it is probable that	6
of some of the	6
felt as if she	6
in the history of	6
in new york and	6
and the rest of	6
but it was a	6
and there was a	6
as if he were	6
of the churches of	6
in the direction of	6
as shown in fig	6
new york a few	6
went over to the	6
in accordance with the	6
out of the window	5
was presented to the	5
at the expense of	5
i became aware of	5
of the general association	5
according to the law	5
to bring back the	5
ought to have been	5
the leaders of the	5
as well as to	5
to the other side	5
the divine right of	5
key to unlock the	5
the general assembly for	5
the army of the	5
valley of umpog creek	5
and western land bills	5
in the choice of	5
the preglacial course of	5
both doctor john and	5
that there should be	5
by order of the	5
to the end of	5
in some of the	5
were not to be	5
she felt that she	5
the place of the	5
to the connecticut general	5
the rule of the	5
the hartford north association	5
rights of the people	5
of the churches was	5
and that it would	5
to the church of	5
and said she would	5
in one of his	5
in the new world	5
course of rocky river	5
up to thankful rest	5
in a few moments	5
she said to herself	5
miles north of the	5
the new england colonies	5
the edge of a	5
during the war of	5
history of the english	5
the manner in which	5
and state in new	5
of the life of	5
of the charles darlington	5
the laws of this	5
with scenes from the	5
the publication of the	5
the st church in	5
for a long time	5
that he could not	5
which i had been	5
she could not tell	5
the maintenance of the	5
of the development of	5
a part of his	5
is said to have	5
she would not be	5
in accord with the	5
attempt was made to	5
history of windham county	5
took the place of	5
side of the house	5
church and state was	5
i was able to	5
that she was a	5
to the fact that	5
the terms of the	5
scenes from the play	5
state in new england	5
church of england in	5
the sound of the	5
put an end to	5
on the top of	5
in order to avoid	5
it was as if	5
in the words of	5
what do you mean	5
of the seventeenth century	5
if they had been	5
on in a tract	5
the way to the	5
of the kingdom of	5
to pay for it	5
and by his help	5
how do you know	5
of the st church	5
as if it were	5
of the powers of	5
the eyes of the	5
are you going to	5
the opinion of the	5
the old dutch house	5
that it was not	5
for the suppression of	5
life of the colony	5
and i do not	5
of the north church	5
of all men to	5
you are going to	5
of the house of	5
majority of the people	5
at the same moment	5
all of them were	5
the northern end of	5
of the churches and	5
of the election of	5
but i could not	5
know what to do	5
that there was a	5
so much to live	5
on each side of	5
to unlock the door	5
when i came to	5
the lives of the	5
of the power of	5
there could be no	5
to the word of	5
the courts of law	5
the advent of the	5
in honor of the	5
the level of the	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
valley of the umpog	5
a short time after	5
now and then we	5
deposits of stratified drift	5
a copy of the	5
to think of it	5
but there was no	5
at a time when	5
pastor of the st	5
so far as to	5
with an air of	5
at the red house	5
of the church and	5
the confession of faith	5
to the law of	5
a blow at the	5
by the people of	5
in the summer of	5
the saybrook system of	5
old dutch house on	5
drainage modifications and glaciation	5
of the puritan party	5
the markes of a	5
of a new constitution	5
i am not going	5
in the opinion of	5
it is not an	5
of the american revolution	5
the establishment of the	5
of the gospel in	5
the house of representatives	5
in a tract of	5
the days of the	5
of religious liberty in	5
witchcraft in new england	5
in the following year	5
the news of the	5
of the king and	5
that many of the	5
at the southern end	5
as well as their	5
the good of the	5
there was no reason	5
as if she had	5
no such thing as	5
the saybrook platform was	5
a day or two	5
illustrated with scenes from	5
so long as they	5
of witchcraft in connecticut	5
we came to the	5
contrary to the laws	5
it would be a	5
the money to the	5
the second westings men	5
sworn in court septr	5
the coming of the	5
to the point of	5
modifications and glaciation in	5
tom and lucy hurst	5
notwithstanding the fact that	5
the southern end of	5
of the delusion in	5
the ecclesiastical history of	5
markes of a witch	5
form of civil government	5
for two or three	5
shall be put to	5
for a little while	5
fear of god before	5
the danbury fair grounds	5
in the shape of	5
the position of the	5
the use of the	5
if she had been	5
i do not understand	5
in one of the	5
of the bishop of	4
articles of faith and	4
and at another time	4
i think you are	4
there were a few	4
the church of the	4
of the connecticut establishment	4
the greatest probability of	4
of the union of	4
southern end of the	4
execution for witchcraft in	4
a key to unlock	4
the membership of the	4
which he had been	4
of faith and discipline	4
more than a mile	4
drove to the villa	4
about the time that	4
of the administration of	4
partly because of the	4
to take care of	4
not far from the	4
of new york and	4
a narrative of the	4
in a burst of	4
early stage in the	4
they ought to be	4
it is not the	4
tributary of the housatonic	4
the laws of england	4
true and short declaration	4
upon oath before us	4
over the edge of	4
under the command of	4
the discussion of the	4
the loss of the	4
for liberty of conscience	4
of the river and	4
as a part of	4
the blessing of god	4
in so far as	4
of doctor john and	4
and preserver of the	4
commissioners of the united	4
of god in the	4
contribute to the support	4
for the trial of	4
she thought of the	4
divine right of kings	4
of the city of	4
be lodged with the	4
the beauty of the	4
of their own sons	4
they had not been	4
did not know what	4
as if it would	4
that i did not	4
must have been a	4
there was plenty of	4
the master of the	4
of windsor arraigned and	4
the gospel in foreign	4
king george the third	4
consociation of new haven	4
in the rooms of	4
the proceedings of the	4
to go back to	4
creator and preserver of	4
the story of a	4
an officer of the	4
had it not been	4
the course of nature	4
and executed at hartford	4
way of the churches	4
for a few months	4
of the congregational churches	4
but at the same	4
the strength of the	4
of the colony of	4
the support of their	4
it is a very	4
ought not to be	4
went so far as	4
fell in love with	4
reformed churches on the	4
he was obliged to	4
from the point of	4
the only way to	4
in johns hopkins university	4
the general assembly of	4
i feel as if	4
at the bottom of	4
a matter of course	4
under the name of	4
executed at hartford for	4
the reformed churches on	4
in a voice of	4
heard goodwife staplyes say	4
hold of the bridle	4
part of the way	4
to be the only	4
here and there in	4
in the early days	4
keep up with her	4
but there was a	4
present state of the	4
new order of things	4
in the churches of	4
told her she was	4
we might as well	4
tar and sweet oil	4
the house of hope	4
they were goeing to	4
if she did not	4
in all matters of	4
general association of connecticut	4
the points of difference	4
of the charter government	4
as soon as the	4
it is a great	4
what do you want	4
of the men of	4
the support of schools	4
there was a moment	4
the colony of new	4
rooms of the connecticut	4
and the sound of	4
it ought to be	4
at the opening of	4
of the great redeemer	4
the welfare of the	4
a period of transition	4
the expense of the	4
support of the ministry	4
of a new england	4
of the connecticut churches	4
at hartford for a	4
each side of the	4
it is impossible to	4
the brother and sister	4
the honorable socrates potter	4
to fight for the	4
at a session of	4
edited by james savage	4
the banks of the	4
of the clergy and	4
thus it happened that	4
the new london gazette	4
that there may be	4
to the best of	4
the connecticut journal and	4
federal members of the	4
of the supreme court	4
stage in the development	4
a kind of a	4
she shook her head	4
that it was a	4
the right of the	4
from the other side	4
it seemed to him	4
the saybrook platform and	4
what was the matter	4
copy of sir philip	4
want you to remember	4
and she felt that	4
france and new england	4
back to second westings	4
the ministers of the	4
government and church covenant	4
mounds of stratified drift	4
in the room was	4
extent and power of	4
course of the river	4
in a little while	4
the early history of	4
in behalf of the	4
to get back to	4
to the laws of	4
i do not mean	4
and he could not	4
as to whether she	4
the society of friends	4
out her hand to	4
the first night i	4
in the deep woods	4
in a few years	4
it must have been	4
in ye shape of	4
there was not a	4
all men to worship	4
for witchcraft in new	4
still river valley west	4
the new england way	4
at ye same time	4
system of church government	4
to that of the	4
windsor arraigned and executed	4
in the revision of	4
churches on the continent	4
that there was no	4
of the baptists and	4
set forth in the	4
development of the drainage	4
how did you know	4
may be taken as	4
preserver of the universe	4
the episcopal church in	4
to be a great	4
in the way of	4
on account of my	4
the still river system	4
of the value of	4
gospel in foreign parts	4
united brethren among the	4
it was too late	4
i shall never forget	4
that it is not	4
with the laws of	4
the calling of the	4
wonders of the invisible	4
the king and his	4
a matter of fact	4
the fact that she	4
it looked as if	4
the general association of	4
there were times when	4
churches of new england	4
at the request of	4
history of the american	4
a few months later	4
of the people and	4
of the new york	4
and a piece of	4
constitution of civil government	4
as has been shown	4
beaver brook mountain and	4
as head of the	4
the policy of the	4
with reference to the	4
arraigned and executed at	4
support of the established	4
for the purpose of	4
churches of the establishment	4
city of new haven	4
she made up her	4
led us into the	4
to be out of	4
new york historical society	4
a portion of the	4
we could hear the	4
in the army and	4
river valley west of	4
did not want to	4
not suffer a witch	4
the leader of the	4
of the first two	4
when he came in	4
after the death of	4
from taxes for the	4
the settlement of the	4
the head of its	4
not be able to	4
connecticut as a colony	4
with one of his	4
the people called quakers	4
of the money which	4
it could not be	4
the years of the	4
but in the country	4
to have been the	4
keeping up with lizzie	4
close of the war	4
in the heart of	4
haven historical society papers	4
out his hand to	4
mouth of rocky river	4
an attempt was made	4
the clerk of the	4
perhaps it was the	4
duty of all men	4
constitution of the state	4
found that he had	4
suffer a witch to	4
may session of the	4
as those of the	4
of the english nation	4
of the colony and	4
the still river valley	4
a great deal of	4
the thing from the	4
as one of the	4
to the general court	4
of the still river	4
to be a witch	4
at the back of	4
there was no one	4
of the connecticut river	4
the nature of the	4
of the established ministry	4
as soon as possible	4
the churches of new	4
in the valley of	4
for half a minute	4
new england during the	4
of the umpog valley	4
in the general assembly	4
a mile from the	4
strong and his sister	4
outlet for still river	4
of the constitution of	4
the rights of conscience	4
tell them she was	4
and i want you	4
come to an end	4
a deep breath of	4
i am so glad	4
be admitted to the	4
was condemned for a	4
the new york historical	4
the adoption of the	4
close of the revolution	4
from the time of	4
of the legal voters	4
an order in council	4
laws of this government	4
the early days of	4
by his help hast	4
on a level with	4
a good deal of	4
new france and new	4
the destruction of the	4
the first church in	4
a petition to the	4
the practice of the	4
before the advent of	4
the men in the	4
without the consent of	4
of the general consociation	4
the valley of umpog	4
discovery of false churches	4
took possession of the	4
a session of the	4
so much as to	4
that he should not	4
will not be so	4
taken upon oath before	4
the united brethren among	4
letter of many ministers	4
more and more to	4
the consociation of new	4
the edges of the	4
the east and west	4
the door of the	4
trade with the indians	4
she knew she had	4
book of common prayer	4
appeal to the public	4
the channel of a	4
with the clerk of	4
well as in the	4
they were to be	4
laws and western land	4
the request of the	4
not know what to	4
of the state was	4
to the north and	4
honor of the election	4
them she was no	4
one form of religion	4
course of the still	4
the best of the	4
of the valley to	4
of the united brethren	4
he did not know	4
sat down in the	4
on account of the	4
but i did not	4
independence of the churches	4
law in the colony	4
a man who had	4
that he was not	4
the rooms of the	4
churches in the united	4
to worship god in	4
and held out his	4
history of the baptists	4
a true and short	4
a moment or two	4
the influence of this	4
in the city of	4
the count de rochambeau	4
do you know what	4
a confession of faith	4
if you knew how	4
of the great river	4
and the government of	4
by reason of the	4
i am not sure	4
containing an account of	4
was a moment of	4
quarter of a century	4
certificate laws and western	4
can be seen to	4
of the invisible world	4
taxes for the support	4
in the town of	4
of the french revolution	4
that it may be	4
have the right to	4
sat down on the	4
of a man who	4
how did you ever	4
from the mouth of	4
in a letter to	4
tell me all about	4
that the people of	4
she held out her	4
there was a general	4
there was only one	4
platform of church discipline	4
short history of the	4
the control of the	4
of the church is	4
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laws for the support	4
two hundred and fifty	4
churches in the colony	4
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history of the colony	4
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the greater part of	4
of the nineteenth century	4
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sale of the lands	4
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life in new england	3
still rivers of western	3
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satan to tell them	3
ministers of the gospel	3
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the church in connecticut	3
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it into ye creek	3
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free liberty of conscience	3
form of church government	3
support of literature and	3
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fork of rocky river	3
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barbara and doctor john	3
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history of the people	3
new england and the	3
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the soul of the	3
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what ought to have	3
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i ought to have	3
the court of assistants	3
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parts of the state	3
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on the east side	3
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the downfall of the	3
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the bosom of the	3
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any society or church	3
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control of the churches	3
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the city of danbury	3
the new light party	3
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could it be that	3
settlement of the state	3
the angle at which	3
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ashamed to tell you	3
the souls of men	3
of the main stream	3
the witchcraft delusion in	3
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church government and church	3
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the new certificate law	3
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first victory for dissent	3
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us into the bedroom	3
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cambridge platform and the	3
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the duke of york	3
the annual fast day	3
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saybrook platform and the	3
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of the place where	3
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the same time she	3
taxes for the benefit	3
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for her to go	3
a bed of marigolds	3
the constitution of connecticut	3
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i wish you could	3
the liberties of the	3
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it out of the	3
into the hands of	3
the governor and council	3
of the history of	3
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persons in this state	3
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mission of their own	3
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era of good feeling	3
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i should like to	3
james davenport of southold	3
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system of the laws	3
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ecclesiastical establishments of europe	3
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from the west indies	3
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at the may session	3
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of the men and	3
session of the legislature	3
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to ye aboue written	3
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looked at her curiously	3
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the evolution of early	3
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the saide katherin harrison	3
to the south and	3
or church that is	3
great creator and preserver	3
the worship of god	3
and church covenant discussed	3
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the plan of union	3
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a large number of	3
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i am not yours	3
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money from the western	3
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was something of a	3
the supreme court of	3
know what you are	3
united states geological survey	3
dropped the bundle soundlessly	3
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an order to the	3
a number of years	3
he tells us that	3
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carrington and his wife	3
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concerning who shall vote	3
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the th of may	3
of the protestant episcopal	3
the day of the	3
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me all about it	3
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one of the best	3
of the first desire	3
the trial the jury	3
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my father and mother	3
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about the same time	3
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of men and women	3
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the literature of witchcraft	3
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the fact that robert	3
candidate for new honors	3
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the right to vote	3
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put him to death	3
support of their own	3
proofs of a conspiracy	3
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of the colony were	3
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to effect a revolution	3
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your father and mother	3
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the constitutions of connecticut	3
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religious liberty in connecticut	3
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to me that the	3
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mind yer own business	3
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ecclesiastical history of new	3
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of that other woman	3
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the protestant episcopal church	3
mind on the subject	3
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the founders of new	3
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in a very few	3
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the th of august	3
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seven dollars a barrel	3
connecticut courant and the	3
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fort on the river	3
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nothing herein shall be	3
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on the west side	3
to look at the	3
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i can tell you	3
men to worship the	3
to go to the	3
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the united states geological	3
feet above the level	3
notes on the constitution	3
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his mind on the	3
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tramp over the big	3
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united states representative and	3
of the great shippe	3
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of fairefeild testifyeth vpon	3
by clara louise burnham	3
in a new and	3
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to the old house	3
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i crossed to the	3
the kingdom of heaven	3
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the extent and power	3
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the subject of extravagance	3
the development of religious	3
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at the other end	3
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feet to the mile	3
held in new haven	3
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preliminary report on the	3
and the general court	3
the history of connecticut	3
in england and new	3
separation of church and	3
to worship the supreme	3
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of the liberties of	3
if you want to	3
welfare of the community	3
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keane and miss goldthwaite	3
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by ruth sawyer harvey	3
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in love with you	3
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missions of the united	3
members of the convention	3
tributary valleys pointing upstream	3
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you want me to	3
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you ought to know	3
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notes of the baptists	3
the transplanting of congregationalism	3
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to the hartford convention	3
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in a short time	3
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potter about yer travels	3
the duke de lauzun	3
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of spreading the gospel	3
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faithful narrative of the	3
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of the house and	3
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of miss betsey smead	3
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do not know what	3
her in his arms	3
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civil liberty in connecticut	3
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as much as possible	3
origin of her courts	3
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ministers of the several	3
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appointed by the general	3
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churches of this government	3
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the united states army	3
thou shalt not suffer	3
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governor of new york	3
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william judd of farmington	2
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school for a few	2
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delegates to the convention	2
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