Colonial North America: Harvard University Archives
Dunster, Henry, 1609-1659? Papers of Henry Dunster and the Dunster and Glover families. Letter from Henry Dunster of Balehoult, Lancashire, England, to his son, Henry Dunster, Cambridge, New England, 1640 March 20. UAI 15.850 Box 1, Folder 3, Harvard

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Oct 21, 2023 hannahb25 Jun 17, 2020 Harvard Library	[3], (seq. 3) HENRY DUNSTER OF BALEHOULT, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND, TO HIS SON, REV. HENRY DUNSTER PRESIDENT OF HARVARD COLLEGE, AT CAMBRIDGE, NEW ENGLAND. NEWS FROM ENGLAND: "SINCE YOU WENT OUER WEE HAUE BEENE SORE TROUBLED FOR THE SCOTTS CAME INTO ENGLAND - ALL THE MONEPOLIES FOR LYCENCESSES ARE DISANULLED SO THAT EUERY MAN MAY BUYE AND SELL ATT THEIRE PLEASURE - MANY GREAT MEN ARE THOUGHT TO BEE FAULTY AS I WRITT AFORE" 20 MARCH 1641.	[3], (seq. 3) HENRY DUNSTER OF BALEHOULT, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND, TO HIS SON, REV. HENRY DUNSTER PRESIDENT OF HARVARD COLLEGE, AT CAMBRIDGE, NEW ENGLAND. NEWS FROM ENGLAND: "SINCE YOU WENT OUER WEE HAUE BEENE SORE TROUBLED FOR THE SCOTTS CAME INTO ENGLAND - ALL THE MONEPOLIES FOR LYCENCESSES ARE DISANULLED SO THAT EUERY MAN MAY BUYE AND SELL ATT THEIRE PLEASURE - MANY GREAT MEN ARE THOUGHT TO BEE FAULTY AS I WRITT AFORE" 20 MARCH 1641.

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