This man's feud with James Blair over how to fund the College of William and Mary was adjudicated in his enemies' favor by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1697, which caused this man to resign from his last important office.
This man's feud with James Blair over how to fund the College of William and Mary was adjudicated in his enemies' favor by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1697, which caused this man to resign from his last important office. This man was accused of High Church leanings throughout his career, alternately on behalf of either Anglican or Catholic interests, as in his excessively tolerant dealings with New France. This man negotiated what came to be known as the Covenant Chain, an ongoing alliance between the province he governed and the Iroquois. This man antagonized both the merchant and Puritan factions when he took over Massachusetts Bay and appointed cronies from  New York to lucrative positions in government, and a revolt against this man's deputy, Francis Nicholson, is known as Leisler's Rebellion. For 10 points, who was this man, overthrown in 1689 as governor of the short-lived Dominion of New England?
This man's feud with James Blair over how to fund the College of William and Mary was adjudicated in his enemies' favor by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1697, which caused this man to resign from his last important office.
Edmund Andros