An Address in Recognition of Six Tablets Erected to Do Honor to Governor Henry Vane, Mistress Anne Hutchinson, Governor John Leverett, Governor Simon ... Given in the First Church in Boston on Fore
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An Address in Recognition of Six Tablets Erected to Do Honor to Governor Henry Vane, Mistress Anne Hutchinson, Governor John Leverett, Governor Simon ... Given in the First Church in Boston on Fore

by James Eells

American History Nonfiction Historical Address
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James Eells’s address recognizes six tablets erected to honor important figures associated with early Boston. Given in the First Church in Boston, the work names Governor Henry Vane, Anne Hutchinson, Governor John Leverett, Governor Simon, and others, offering a commemorative text rooted in local history and religious tradition.

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This volume presents an address by James Eells concerning six commemorative tablets.

The tablets honor Governor Henry Vane, Mistress Anne Hutchinson, Governor John Leverett, Governor Simon, and other named figures.

The address was given in the First Church in Boston, placing the work within a historical and religious setting.

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