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till his death.
The two judges, GofTe and Whalley, arrived at Boston from England, the 27th of July, 1660, and took up their resi.
dence in Cambridge; but finding it unsafe to remain any ionger, they left that place and arrived at New Haven the 7th of March, 1661. They were well treated by the minis- ter and magistrates, and for some days thought themselves ^itirely out of danger. But the news of the king's procla- mation being brought to New Haven, they were obliged to abscond. The 27th of Mar...ch, they returned, and lay con- cealed in the house of Mr. Davenport, the minister, until the 30th of April. Mr. Davenport was threatened with being called to an account, for concealing and comforting traitors ; l>ut the judges, who had before removed from Mr. D's house, upon intimation of his danger, generously resolved to deliver themselves up to the authorities of New Haven. They ac- cordingly let the deputy -governor, Mr. Leete, know where they were ; but he took no measures to secure them ; and the next day, some of their friends came to them and advised them not to surrender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
till his death.
The two judges, GofTe and Whalley, arrived at Boston from England, the 27th of July, 1660, and took up their resi.
dence in Cambridge; but finding it unsafe to remain any ionger, they left that place and arrived at New Haven the 7th of March, 1661. They were well treated by the minis- ter and magistrates, and for some days thought themselves ^itirely out of danger. But the news of the king's procla- mation being brought to New Haven, they were obliged to abscond. The 27th of Mar...ch, they returned, and lay con- cealed in the house of Mr. Davenport, the minister, until the 30th of April. Mr. Davenport was threatened with being called to an account, for concealing and comforting traitors ; l>ut the judges, who had before removed from Mr. D's house, upon intimation of his danger, generously resolved to deliver themselves up to the authorities of New Haven. They ac- cordingly let the deputy -governor, Mr. Leete, know where they were ; but he took no measures to secure them ; and the next day, some of their friends came to them and advised them not to surrender.
What to read after History of the Colony of New Haven: Before And After the Union With ...?
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