61. John Winthrop : Oxford Biography Index Entry winthrop, john (1606–1676), colonial governor and physician Walter W. Woodward, ‘winthrop, john (1606–1676)’, first published Sept 2004, 1810 words, http://www.oxforddnb.com/index/101029779/

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62. Howstuffworks "Hackett, Sir John Winthrop - Encyclopedia Entry" Learn about Hackett, Sir john winthrop. Read our encyclopedia entry on Hackett, Sir john winthrop. http://reference.howstuffworks.com/hackett-sir-john-winthrop-encyclopedia.htm

HowStuffWorks.com RSS Make HowStuffWorks your homepage Get Newsletter Search HowStuffWorks and the web: Encyclopedia Communication Newspapers Biographies Learn about Newspaper Biographies and get information on topics related to Newspaper Biographies. REFERENCE LINKS PRINT EMAIL Hackett, Sir John Winthrop Hackett, Sir John Winthrop (1848-1916), a journalist and philanthropist, owned The West Australian and The Western Mail newspapers. As editor and managing director of these newspapers, he influenced politics and public affairs in Western Australia. Hackett used his wealth for a number of worthy causes, including education, charities, and public institutions. In particular, he helped found the University of Western Australia at Perth. In 1913, when the University of Western Australia opened, Hackett became its chancellor. Related Topics: Lawson, Victor Fremont (1850-1925), was an American newspaper publisher and editor. He helped influence the development of journalism with his... Raymond, Henry Jarvis

63. John Winthrop And A 'City Upon A Hill' john winthrop was a prominent early Puritan minister. He was one of 20000 who came to America between 1620 and 1640. He clearly laid out the Puritan agenda http://endtimepilgrim.org/puritans02.htm

JOHN WINTHROP AND 'A CITY UPON A HILL' They set sail from England with a dream. Their new nation would be a guiding light. It would be an example for the whole world. John Winthrop spoke of a 'City Upon A Hill'. This vision for America continues to this day. An essay by Gavin Finley MD endtimepilgrim.org 1. Puritan History, Past, Present and Future. An Introduction to this study. 2. John Winthrop and the Puritan dream of a shining 'city upon a hill'. 3. 'Manifest Destiny' is rooted in the Puritan dream of a 'nation under God'. 4. The Puritan belief in a 'Nation Under God' goes back to ancient Israel. 5. Gutenberg, Bibles and the Reformation bring in the Pilgrims and Puritans. 6. The Puritans rise up in the 1600's to dominate English Parliament. ... 17. Puritan belief and the future history of America. JOHN WINTHROP AND THE PURITAN DREAM OF A SHINING 'CITY UPON A HILL'. THIS VISION OF A JUST AND PIOUS 'NATION UNDER GOD' IS STILL A MAJOR DRIVING SPIRIT IN AMERICA TODAY. Whether we like it or not, the fact is that God is an important part of American life. This has been the case since the nation's early beginnings. As we proceed in this study it will become clear that there is a good historical reason for this. The Anglo-American Puritans, along with their separatist friends, the Pilgrims, have had a profound influence on America in times past. The thesis of this series of articles is that in a spiritual sense the Puritans, (and the Pilgrims as well), are still around. In fact today's Puritans continue to be a major driving force in American society. Nowadays they go by another name. We call them the

64. John Winthrop School - First Church In Boston - Boston.com First Church in Boston has stood for freedom of the spirit and religious tolerance. Located in Boston’s Back Bay, our congregation strives to be a vibrant, http://calendar.boston.com/boston-ma/events/show/80814331-john-winthrop-school

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65. Sir John (Winthrop) Hackett Biography - Biography.com Learn about the life of Sir john (winthrop) Hackett at Biography.com. Read Biographies, watch interviews and videos. http://www.biography.com/search/article.do?id=9324547

66. Bigelow, John (1) And The Winthrop Fleet = Winthrop.htm john winthrop was appointed to be in charge for his integritie sufficiencies and along with more than 25 important passengers and about 70 planters, http://bigelowsociety.com/ROD/winthrop.htm

THE WINTHROP FLEET by Loring L. Bigelow It is presumed that John Bigelow arrived in America with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630. This cannot be proven as no complete roster of passengers exists; however, it seems likely that he was a passenger on one of the eleven ships from England that made up the Fleet. John would have been but a lad of 13 or 14 at the time and probably, although unproven, traveled along with his older sister Elizabeth. Elizabeth later became the second wife of Deacon Richard Butler of Hartford, CT. (See The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Vol. 1, p. 11). But what about this "fleet?" It consisted of 11 ships, but strangely enough, all did not sail at the same time from the same place and hence all did not travel together. At the New England landings, not all ships arrived at the same time nor at the same harbors - more about that later. The "flagship" of the Winthrop Fleet was the Arbella and she carried the most important people, including Winthrop, Squire of Groton Manor. He had thrown in his lot with the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1629. Winthrop was a lawyer, unsatisfied with his life and future opportunities in England. After joining the group, he was elected leader for this expedition, and thus the fleet acquired its name. The Winthrop Woman , a book by Seton is well researched and deals with factual events in the life of this Winthrop family.

67. John Winthrop Wadleigh, Lieutenant Colonel, United States Marine Corps I am Mary Remey Wadleigh, daughter of George Remey Wadleigh, granddaughter of john winthrop Wadleigh, great granddaughter of George Collier Remey and great http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/wadleigh.htm

John Winthrop Wadleigh Lieutenant Colonel, United States Marine Corps Courtesy of Mary Remey Wadleigh: 1 July 2006 I am Mary Remey Wadleigh, daughter of George Remey Wadleigh, granddaughter of John Winthrop Wadleigh, great granddaughter of George Collier Remey and great niece of John Terry Remey. I can tell you something about all of these men. John Winthrop Wadleigh also died very young. He was an officer in the U. S. Marines and contracted yellow fever, I believe, while at sea in the spring of 1923. He left his widow, Mary Remey Wadleigh, for whom I was named, and my father and uncle, then aged 2 and 7, respectively. (John W. Wadleigh's father was a distinguished Navy admiral, George Henry Wadleigh, best known for initiating the plan to establish a naval base at Subic Bay, in the Phillippines, among many other exploits.) John Terry Remey was the youngest son of Admiral Remey. Although he was still alive when I was born, I believe, I do not remember ever meeting him and I do not know much about him except that he graduated from Harvard College. I hope this is somewhat useful. Please contact me if you need more information. I can probably find out more, if you need it.

68. Franklin And His Friends: Portraying The Man Of Science In Eighteenth-Century Am Title image Gregorian reflecting telescope made in London by James Short for john winthrop/Courtesy Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, http://www.npg.si.edu/exh/franklin/winth.htm

John Winthrop 1714/15-1779 John Singleton Copley (1738-1815) Oil on canvas, circa 1773 Courtesy of the Harvard Portrait Collection President and Fellows of Harvard College Gift of the executors of the estate of John Winthrop, 1894 reflecting telescope on the table is his own, and is included in the exhibition. Although he did not take it to Newfoundland, he may have used it to observe, from Cambridge, the transit of 1769. Title image: Gregorian reflecting telescope made in London by James Short for John Winthrop/Courtesy Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts Past Exhibitions National Portrait Gallery Home

69. WINTHROP HOUSE winthrop HOUSE. Has moved to. www.winthrophouse.net. http://www.digitas.harvard.edu/~winthrop/

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70. Remembering John Winthrop--Hawthorne's Suggestion.(first Governor Of Massachuset Remembering john WinthropHawthornes suggestion.(first governor of Massachusetts; Nathaniel Hawthorne) from Perspectives on Political Science in Reference http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3341/is_200701/ai_n19280677

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