The History of Guilford Connecticut
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] A system of public policy for the regulation of the govern- ment and the civil affairs of the town does not appear to have been established until the church was gathered, " the nineteenth day of the fourth month, 1643, " or according to the modern mode of reckoning, June 19, O. S. , or June 29, 1643, N. S. , and until that day, as previously stated, power of all kinds was provisionally vested in the hands of Robert Kitchel, William Chittenden, John Bishop and William Leete, or in the language... of the constitution before mentioned " into their hands we did put full power and authority to act, order and dispatch all matters respecting the public weale and civile government of the planta- tion until a church was gathered among us, which the Lord in mercy having now done according to the desire of our hearts, the said four men at the public meeting having resigned up their trust as most safe and suitable for securing of those mayne ends for which we come hither, " thereupon the civil polity of the plantation was formed.
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] A system of public policy for the regulation of the govern- ment and the civil affairs of the town does not appear to have been established until the church was gathered, " the nineteenth day of the fourth month, 1643, " or according to the modern mode of reckoning, June 19, O. S. , or June 29, 1643, N. S. , and until that day, as previously stated, power of all kinds was provisionally vested in the hands of Robert Kitchel, William Chittenden, John Bishop and William Leete, or in the language... of the constitution before mentioned " into their hands we did put full power and authority to act, order and dispatch all matters respecting the public weale and civile government of the planta- tion until a church was gathered among us, which the Lord in mercy having now done according to the desire of our hearts, the said four men at the public meeting having resigned up their trust as most safe and suitable for securing of those mayne ends for which we come hither, " thereupon the civil polity of the plantation was formed.
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