VI. _To Col. R. Hammond, November 25, 1648._

My dear Friend, let us look into Providences; surely they mean

somewhat. They hang so together: have been so constant, so clear,

unclouded. Malice, swoln malice against God's people now called

"Saints": to root out their name;--and yet they getting arms, and

therein blessed with defence and more!

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