Note 400 — Chapter VII · AN ENGLISH OPPOSITION BECOMES A NEW ENGLAND OLIGARCHY

Cf., however, besides the standard histories, J. L. Diman, Preface to Narragansett Club Publications, vol. II, pp. 1-8; and Dexter, As to Roger Williams. The latter is strongly biased against Williams, and contains some untenable views as to the founders' attitude toward the charter, but is useful as citing almost all known references to the case. It was critically reviewed by H. S. Burrage, American Historical Association Report, 1899, vol. I, pp. 10-12.