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4 by Doubtless one great [[and?]] God aymed at was the punishment & destruction of many of the wicked Heathen whose iniquities were now full. the past period whereof was their malignant opposition to the offers of the Gospel. for the [[Pakanally?] & the narragansith those two great nations, upon whoms the sins of [[unclear]] most especially fallen, for they are almost to fully destroyed, had on [[unclear]] againe the Gospel offered for them. But their cheife [[Sackens?]] malignantly rejected & oposed it, if consequently the people followed their examples. And Not withstanding they were very conversant among the English especially the Narragansets with comendable for their industry with [[unclear]] among the English. Yet had [[unclear]] ^most of who no hearing ears onto its glad tidings of Salvation, offered in the Gospel & very few of [[whom?]] delights in comunion with the Christian Indians, And Reeve [[Fishall?]] masters a matter Remarque. After the warre began with Philip, the English having cause to be suspicious of the narraganssetts, sent som soldiers to Mr Simths of Wickford that lived nearest them, designating thereby to put them upon a nesscessity to declare themselves friends or enemies & to [[possess?]] upon them [[their?]] performance of former Articles of [[aggression?]] between the English & them, at which time being in July 1675 they complyed to a treaty of continuement in peace and friendship with English. But among other articles the narragansets by their agent [[Potache?]] that the English should not send any among them to preach the Gospel or call upon them to pray to God. But the English refused to concede to such an Article it was withdrawne, and a peace concluded for of [[time?]]. In this act they declared what their hearts were namely to reject [[unclear]] and his grace offered to [[unclear]] before. But the Lord Jesus before the expiration of 18 months destroyd the body of the Narraganset nation that would not heed him to raign over them and particularly all their cheife sachems and his potach the cheefe counsilor and [[unclear]] felow who was taken at Road [[Fland?]] [[commiting?]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] and after sent to Boston [[unclear]] executed;
6 [[number in top left corner margin]]
5: And Lastly to mention no more this doubtless was another end the God of heaven Aymd at in this warre, that hee might magnify his Rich and free grase in saving and delivering his poore New England people at last & destroying the greatest part of [[enmity?]] and suffering [[unclear]] under them and this was by his owne hand cheefly ^done thereby magnify most his grase in Answering the incessant prayers of the people of God in England, Ireland & Scotland, as was as in New England. But if shall forbeare to add any more of his kind & proceed now to declare matters of fact.
4 by Doubtles one great end God aymed at was the punishment  
In April, 1675 before the warre brake for the above two months there
& destruction of many of the wicked Heathen whose =
iniquities were ^ now full. the past period whereof was their malignant  
oposition to the offers of the Gospel. for the [[Pakanals?] & the narragansith  
those two great nations, upon whoms the sins of warre have
most especialy fallen, for they are allmost to fully destroyed, had once &
againe the Gospel offered for them. But their cheefe Sachems malignantly  
rejected @ oposed it, & consequently the people followed their eamples.  
And Not withstanding they were very conversant among the English  
especially the Narragansets @ comendable for their Industry @ laubor
among the English: Yet had they most of who no hearing ears, onto its glad  
tidings of Salvation, offered in the Gospel & very few of them delights  
in comunion with the Christian Indians, And heere I shall [[msers?]]  
a matter Remarque. After the warre began with Philip, the English  
having cause to bee suspicious of the narragansetts, sent som soldiers  
to Mr Simths of Wickford that lived nearst them, designating thereby  
to put them upon a nesscesity to declare themselves, friends or enemies  
& to [[passe?]] upon them [[their?]] performance of former Articles of [[agreement?]]  
betwene the English @ them, at which time beeing in July 1675 they  
complyed to a treaty of continuement in peace @ friendship with the English
But among other articles the narragansets by their agent [[Potache?]]  
that the English should not send any among them to preach the  
Gospel or call upon them to pray to God, But the English refused to  
concede to such an Article it was withdrawne, and a peace concluded  
for yt time. In this act they declared what their hearts were namely  
to reject [[chi?]] @ his grace offered to [[ym?]] before. But the Lord Jesus before  
the expiration of 18 month destroyd, the body of the Narraganset nation  
that would not [[scribbled out letters]] [[heed?]] him to raign over them @ particularly all  
their cheefe sachems & this potach A cheefe counsilor @ [[unclear]]  
felow who was taken at Road Iland [[commiting?]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] @ after  
sent to Boston & there executed;
5: And Lastly to mention no more this doubtles was another end  
the God of heaven Aymd at in this warre, that hee might magnify  
his Rich & free grace in saving & delivering his poore New England  
people at last & destroying the greatest part of yr [[enmity?]] @ suffering  
[[other?]] under them [[scribbled out letters]] @ this was by his owne hand cheefly ^ don thereby magnify  
most his grace in Answering the incessant prayers of the people of God  
in England, Ireland & Scotland, as was as in New England, But I
shall forbeare to add any more of his kind & proceed now to declare matter of fact.
[[1675 written in left margin under a line]] In April, 1675 before the warre brake forth above two months there

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6 number in top left corner margin 4 by Doubtles one great end God aymed at was the punishment & destruction of many of the wicked Heathen whose = iniquities were ^ now full. the past period whereof was their malignant oposition to the offers of the Gospel. for the [[Pakanals?] & the narragansith those two great nations, upon whoms the sins of warre have 

most especialy fallen, for they are allmost to fully destroyed, had once &

againe the Gospel offered for them. But their cheefe Sachems malignantly rejected @ oposed it, & consequently the people followed their eamples. And Not withstanding they were very conversant among the English especially the Narragansets @ comendable for their Industry @ laubor among the English: Yet had they most of who no hearing ears, onto its glad tidings of Salvation, offered in the Gospel & very few of them delights in comunion with the Christian Indians, And heere I shall msers? a matter Remarque. After the warre began with Philip, the English having cause to bee suspicious of the narragansetts, sent som soldiers to Mr Simths of Wickford that lived nearst them, designating thereby to put them upon a nesscesity to declare themselves, friends or enemies & to passe? upon them their? performance of former Articles of agreement? betwene the English @ them, at which time beeing in July 1675 they complyed to a treaty of continuement in peace @ friendship with the English 

But among other articles the narragansets by their agent Potache?

that the English should not send any among them to preach the Gospel or call upon them to pray to God, But the English refused to concede to such an Article it was withdrawne, and a peace concluded for yt time. In this act they declared what their hearts were namely to reject chi? @ his grace offered to ym? before. But the Lord Jesus before the expiration of 18 month destroyd, the body of the Narraganset nation that would not scribbled out letters heed? him to raign over them @ particularly all their cheefe sachems & this potach A cheefe counsilor @ unclear felow who was taken at Road Iland commiting? unclear unclear @ after sent to Boston & there executed; 5: And Lastly to mention no more this doubtles was another end the God of heaven Aymd at in this warre, that hee might magnify his Rich & free grace in saving & delivering his poore New England people at last & destroying the greatest part of yr enmity? @ suffering other? under them scribbled out letters @ this was by his owne hand cheefly ^ don thereby magnify most his grace in Answering the incessant prayers of the people of God in England, Ireland & Scotland, as was as in New England, But I 

shall forbeare to add any more of his kind & proceed now to declare matter of fact.

1675 written in left margin under a line In April, 1675 before the warre brake forth above two months there

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