In one position this leader was supported by a man assassinated for his repressive rule of Antigua, Daniel Parke, and this man feuded with Robert Treat over the latter's harboring of William Goffe and Edward Whalley.  Thomas Bull blocked an attempt of this man to take Saybrook, and this opponent of Simon Bradstreet had Philip (*) Carteret imprisoned. A subordinate of this man, Francis Nicholson, was the target of Leisler's Rebellion.  This man was chosen for a position over Percy Kirke, and he was aided by Edward Randolph and Joseph Dudley.  Commissary James Blair is responsible for ending this man's time as Governor of Virginia, and he also served as Governor of New York before taking a post in which he enforced the Navigation Acts and was
In one position this leader was supported by a man assassinated for his repressive rule of Antigua, Daniel Parke, and this man feuded with Robert Treat over the latter's harboring of William Goffe and Edward Whalley.  Thomas Bull blocked an attempt of this man to take Saybrook, and this opponent of Simon Bradstreet had Philip (*) Carteret imprisoned. A subordinate of this man, Francis Nicholson, was the target of Leisler's Rebellion.  This man was chosen for a position over Percy Kirke, and he was aided by Edward Randolph and Joseph Dudley.  Commissary James Blair is responsible for ending this man's time as Governor of Virginia, and he also served as Governor of New York before taking a post in which he enforced the Navigation Acts and was forced to dress as a woman in an attempt to flee Boston after the Glorious Revolution.  For 10 points, name this unpopular Governor of the Dominion of New England.
In one position this leader was supported by a man assassinated for his repressive rule of Antigua, Daniel Parke, and this man feuded with Robert Treat over the latter's harboring of William Goffe and Edward Whalley.  
{Edmund Andros}