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• - Information from About.com.
  
• - A look at the document that tried to unite the New England colonies.
  
• - Overview provided by David Cody, Associate Professor of English, Hartwick College.
  
• - Illustrated history of the evolution of the flag.
  
• - Maps, illustrations and informative text.
  
• - Searchable electronic version of volume 9 of the "Bibliographies of New England History", containing citations to books, dissertations, pamphlets, and magazine and journal articles, on the history of New England.
  
• - Designed for kids to learn about early American history in the region.
  
• - Overview of Puritan poets in New England, including Anne Bradstreet and Michael Wigglesworth.
  
• - A wealth of resources for research on the Colonial period, with special emphasis on the Essex County (MA) witch hunt of 1792 and parallels to Arthur Miller's "The Crucible."
  
• - Colonial news of people, events, towns, churches and marriages around New England.
  
• - Membership organization for the preservation, research and public education on New England's architectural and cultural heritage.
  
• - Reprint of chapter from "New England's Buried Treasure" by Clay Perry, 1946 details the investigation of how an unknown band of ancient Irish voyagers may have visited New England.
  
• - Feature article from 'The Christian Science Monitor', October 1997.
  
• - Quarterly online publication reports on the unusual, odd, and forgotten places, landmarks, folklore, and legends that are part of New England's history.
  
• - Geographic region comprised of the central Massachusetts uplands and river valleys, and six New Hampshire towns.
  
• - Regional organization for people who organize, describe, preserve, and provide access to historical records. Includes links to archival repositories by state, related Web resources, newsletter, membership information, and job postings.
  
• - Transcript of the 1620 charter to colonize New England. From The Avalon Project at Yale Law School.
  
• - Scott Atkins authors a research paper about Puritans in 17th century New England and their cultural identity.
  
  

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