A biography of this man by Francis Bremer calls him "America's forgotten founding father." Despite believing that she was insane, he sentenced Dorothy Talbye to death for murdering her three-year-old daughter Difficult. His son of the same name was the first governor of the Saybrook Colony. This man campaigned against the religious beliefs of John Wheelwright to win an election over Henry Vane. John Cotton preached the sermon "Gods Promise to His Plantation" upon this man's departure for America on the Arbella. On that journey, this author of The History of New England claimed that "The eyes of all people are upon us" during his sermon "A Model of Christian Charity." For 10 points, name this Puritan who presided over the trial expelling Ann
A biography of this man by Francis Bremer calls him "America's forgotten founding father." Despite believing that she was insane, he sentenced Dorothy Talbye to death for murdering her three-year-old daughter Difficult. His son of the same name was the first governor of the Saybrook Colony. This man campaigned against the religious beliefs of John Wheelwright to win an election over Henry Vane. John Cotton preached the sermon "Gods Promise to His Plantation" upon this man's departure for America on the Arbella. On that journey, this author of The History of New England claimed that "The eyes of all people are upon us" during his sermon "A Model of Christian Charity." For 10 points, name this Puritan who presided over the trial expelling Anne Hutchinson from the Massachusetts Bay Colony, who famously compared that colony to a "city upon a hill."
A biography of this man by Francis Bremer calls him "America's forgotten founding father."
John {Winthrop}