Note 141 — III. SIR EDMUND ANDROS.
Reading edition
It is interesting to notice in this regard, that the chief complaint Increase Mather made against Andros, in his interview with James II., was that he did not sufficiently observe the king’s Declaration of Indulgence. Mather, Cotton, D. D., Life of Increase Mather, p. 41, London 1725. Parentator, pp. 109–116 (reprinted in part in Andros Tracts, iii. 121–187). Cf. Randolph’s account in N. Y. Col. Doc., iii. 578; also, Chalmers, Pol. Annals, 426.