...had been censured by the court for joining with these, and having his hand to the remonstrance about Mr. Wheelwright, being licensed by the general court to come and tender his submission, was, on the 27th of March that year, reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full...

...the first Secretary of that Colony. In 1642, mo. 1st, 27th, Winthrop says : " Mr. William Aspinwall, who had been banished, as is before declared, for...He made a very free and full acknowledgment of his error and seduce133 merit, and that with much detestation of his sin. The like he did after, before...

...licensed by the General Court to come and tender his submission, was, on the 27th of March that year, reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment of his error and seducement, and that with much detestation of his sin. The like he did afterwards before...

...had been censured by the Court for joining with these, and having his hand to the remonstrance about Mr. Wheelwright, being licensed by the General Court to come and tender his submission, was, on the 27th of March that year, reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full...

...himself and his commodities in a Dutch ship for the West Indies. Mo. 1. 27.] Mr. William Aspenwall, who had been banished, as is before declared, for...the general court to come and tender his submission, etc., was this day reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment...

...himself and his commodities in a Dutch ship for the West Indies. Mo. 1. 27.] Mr. William Aspenwall, who had been banished, as is before declared, for...the general court to come and tender his submission, etc., was this day reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment...

...good carriage," he was "restored again to his former liberty and freedom" (Ibid., II. 3), and was " reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment of his error and seducement, and that with much detestation of his an." (Winthrop, H. 62.) year to year.1...

...Winthrop, under date of March 27, 1642,2 gives this account of it : — '• Mr. William Aspenvvall who had been banished as is before declared, for joining...reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free aud full acknowledgment of his errour and seducement and that with much detestation of his sin. The...

...and his commodities in a Dutch ship for the West Indies. Mo. 1. (March) 27.] Mr. William Aspenwall, who had been banished, as is before declared, for...the general court to come and tender his submission, etc., was this day reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment...

...with Mr. Wheelwright, being licensed by the general court to come and tender his submission, etc., was this day reconciled to the church of Boston. He made a very free and full acknowledgment of his error and seducement, and that with much detestation of his • sin. The like he did after, before...