456, note).
[96:1] L.Bacon, "Genesis," p.

475.
[97:1] L.Bacon, "Genesis," p.

477.
[98:1] Morton's Memorial, in Palfrey, vol.i., p.

298.
[99:1] Palfrey, vol.i., p.

584.
[100:1] As, for example, with great amplitude by Palfrey; and in more condensed form by Dr.Williston Walker, "Congregationalists" (in American Church History Series).
[102:1] L.Bacon, "Early Constitutional History of Connecticut." [102:2] L.Bacon, "Thirteen Historical Discourses." The two mutually independent republics at Hartford and New Haven represented opposite tendencies.