NEW-ENGLANDS PLANTATION
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NEW-ENGLANDS PLANTATION.
OR,
A SHORT AND TRVE DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMODITIES AND DISCOMMODITIES of that Countrey.
Written by a reuerend Diuine now there resident.
LONDON, Printed by T. C. and R. C. for Michael Sparke, dwelling at the Signe of the Blew Bible in Greene Arbor in the little Old Bailey. 1630.
To the Reader.
REader, doe not disdaine to read this Relation; and looke not here to haue a large Gate and no building within; a full-stuffed Title with no matter in the Booke: But here reade the truth, and that thou shalt find without any frothy bumbasted words, or any quaint new-deuised additions, onely as it was written (not intended for the Presse) by a reuerend Diuine now there living, who onely sent it to some Friends here, which were desirous of his Relations; which is an Epitomy of their proceedings in the Plantation. And for thy part if thou meanest to be no Planter nor Venturer, doe but lend thy good Prayers for the furthrance of it. And so I rest a well-wisher to all the good designes both of them which are gone, and of them that are to goe.
M. S.
