Excerpt from Good Newes From Virginia: Sent to the Counsell and Company of Virginia, Resident in England, From Alexander Whitaker, the Minister of Henrico in Virginia
Two points therefore I perceive needfull to bee The Grit pointt made knowne,which ldefire all men to take notice Mailer oi, from mee, who haue peculiar realon to know them both, lo well, as few or no Other can fitll, Trcaure. Who the Authoris; and then, whether this come vndoubtedly from him or no.
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