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A Source Book in American History to 1787

Note 85 — b. From the Wonder-working Providence, of Sions Saviour in New England (Book III, Chapter V)

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In the reply of the General Court, Dr. Child is referred to as "a Paduan Doctor (as he is reputed), lately come into the country, who hath not so much as tasted of their grievances, nor like to doe, being a bachelor and only a sojourner, who never payd a penny to any publick charge, though (of his owne good will) he hath done something for publick use."

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