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ROGER WILLIAMS NAME IN PEMBROKE COLLEGE REGISTER
Plantation Agreement at Providence August 27 – September 6, 1640 https://www.marcwkohler.com/?page_id=2295
A Patent for Providence Plantations – March 14, 1643 Signed by
ROBERT WARWICK, PHILIP PEMBROKE, SAY and SEAL, P. WHARTON, ARTHUR HASEERIG, COR. HOLLAND, H. VANE, SAM VASSAL, JOHN ROME, MILES CORBET W. SPURSTOW. This is the text of the Patent, and there is a discussion of the meanings of it can be found at: 1644 CHARTER http://www.marcwkohler.com/?page_id=1797
Commonwealth Instrument of Government, 1653 Articles 35,36,37,38
These are sections of Cromwell’s government. It has restrictions, but it was going the right directions.
This is a short introduction of Roger for a panel discussion participants in Rebels, Radicals, and Rejects sponsored by The Partnership of Historic Bostons https://www.marcwkohler.com/?page_id=2621 Eve LaPlante spoke about Anne Hutchison, Peter Mancall spoke about Thomas Morton, and I spoke about Roger Williams. Mr. John Barry, the author of Roger Williams and the Creation of the Ameicans Soul: Church, State, and the Birth of Liberty recommended me to serve on the pane
Why we need to revive interest and appreciation of Roger Williams
An Introduction to The Roger Williams Educational Foundation
Roger Williams Home Curriculum
Cranston Herald article about Marc’s talk at the Cranston for “Roving Roger” showing
Digital Complete Works of Roger Williams from LOGOS.COM
Essays and Letters to the Editor about Roger Williams
Pawtucket TIMES Op-Ed Gaspee and Roger Williams Crucial Lessons for Kids
ProJo: Schools should teach about Roger Willliams
RI FOUNDATION REFLECTIONS ESSAY
Roger Williams Day: Ideas & Suggestions
Roger Williams and Relationship With Oliver Cromwell Draft Essay
A different perspective of Roger Williams Warwick Beacon Letter
ROGER WILLIAMS NAME IN PEMBROKE COLLEGE
ROGER WILLIAMS POEMS FROM KEY TO LANGUAGE
AAA “Bullets” for Roger Williams Bio Poster
AAA Bulleted Life of Roger Williams 1603-1683
Otes Mansion: Where RW worked for William and Elizabeth Masham 1626-1630, and John Locke for their grandson, Williams Masham and Desmaris Cudworth Masham 1688-1704.