Providence Records. Roger Williams and His Associates 1636 to 1647

Compiled from a variety of historical sources, this book provides detailed records of the early years of Providence, Rhode Island, focusing on the role of Roger Williams and his associates in founding and governing the colony. It includes minutes of town meetings, legal documents, correspondence, and other primary sources.
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