...that land. God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; whnt need we then (o feare, but to goe up at once as a peculiar people,...and Joshua shall fall upon all those that constantly 1339.J persevere to the end. Thus, craving your gracious pardon for my rude boldnes, beseeching God...

...men like the sons of Anack, to hinder our quiet possession of that land. God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; what need we...at once as a peculiar people, marked and chosen by the°finger of God, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us. And as for murmurers, slanderers...

...men like the sons of Anack, to hinder our quiet possession of that land. God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; what need we...peculiar people, marked and chosen by the finger of (rod, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us. And as for murmurers, slanderers and backsliders,...

...Anack, to hinder our quiet possession of that land. God's hand hath been mightie in the preserv&coun thereof hitherto; what need we then to feare, but...possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us And as for munnurers, slanderers and backsliders, a due porcoun shalbe given them for their reward. So the blessings...

...men like the sons of Anack, to hinder our quiet possession of that land. God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; what need we...possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us. And as for murmurerb, slanderers and backsliders, a due porcoun shalbe given them for their reward. So the blessings...

...in a hopeful strain:] God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; what neede we then to feare, but to goe up at once as a peculiar...God, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us. * What Rolf said of its physical endowments then is no less true now; indeed, every observer will confirm...

...a hopeful strain :] God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto ; what neede we then to feare, but to goe up at once as a peculiar...of God, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us.1 What Rolf said of its physical endowments then is no less true now; indeed, every observer will...

...in a hopeful strain :] God's hand hath been mightie in the preservacoun thereof hitherto; what neede we then to feare, but to goe up at once as a peculiar...of God, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us.1 What Rolf said of its physical endowments then is no less true now; indeed, every observer will...

...merely an event in nature, but over and above that, it was a going forth, as John Rolfe put it, of "a peculiar people, marked and chosen by the finger...God, to possess it, for undoubtedly he is with us." °8 This was not simply an economic transaction; it proceeded "from the extraordinary motion of Gods...

...New World. John Rolfe expressed this in his well-known statement describing the settlers in the South as "a peculiar people, marked and chosen by the finger...God, to possess it, for undoubtedly He is with us. ' ' Virginia's Laws, Divine, Moral, and Martial (1610) provides good evidence of the Puritan temper...