All good history is based on a solid analysis of the available primary sources. In chapter 2 of our Give Me Liberty (5th ed.) textbook, you were given the primary source - "John Winthrop, Speech to...

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All good history is based on a solid analysis of the available primary sources. In chapter 2 of ourGive Me Liberty(5th ed.) textbook, you were given the primary source - "John Winthrop, Speech to the Massachusetts General Court (July 3, 1645)." Following theP.A.P.E.R. systemdescribed in the writing guide "How to Read a Primary Source," please summarize both thePurposeandArgumentof this primary source. Your post must be at least two paragraphs in length.

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John Winthrop’s Speech
Purpose
John Winthrop delivered this speech after his impeachment trial. He was an English lawyer and one of the founding figures of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He led the first immigrants from England to America in 1630 and was the governor of the colony for 20 years. He was not only a governor but also a spiritual leader who was held in esteem by the people. This is inferred in the way he addresses the people and the long years he served as governor.
In this text the author is addressing a key issue in expressing his opinion regarding the role of magistrate to the people. After his acquittal in the trial the occasion was very apt to influence the people...

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