The Handy Boston Answer Book. Samuel Willard Crompton

301, 303, 312, 314, 324, 327, 333, 352, 380.

      Gage Skidmore: p. 260.

      Aaron Tang: p. 172

      Toasterb (Wikicommons): p. 197.

      United Press International: p. 249.

      U.S. Air Force: p. 221.

      U.S. Department of Defense: p. 247.

      U.S. Department of Justice: p. 263.

      U.S. Department of State: p. 258.

      U.S. Navy: p. 254.

      U.S. Senate: p. 366.

      Wellcome Trust: p. 348.

      Public domain: pp. 5, 15, 17, 19, 21, 25, 39, 50, 55, 58, 63, 73, 77, 80, 82, 90, 93, 106, 118, 120, 122, 157, 160, 204, 206, 243, 276, 279, 286, 287, 341, 360, 368, 369, 372, 374, 381.

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Date	Event
1629	Puritans obtain a charter for settlement of the area from King Charles I
1630	Puritans settle on the peninsula the Indians call Shawmut
1631	Cambridge is settled as the “new town” in the region
1634	Boston settlers pool their funds and buy out Reverend William Blackstone
1637	Trial and banishment of Anne Hutchinson
1641	First Harvard Class graduates
1642	English Civil War begins
1649	Civil War ends with execution of King Charles I
1660	King Charles II restored to English throne
1661	Three regicides—men who signed King Charles I’s death warrant—take shelter in Puritan New England
	Samuel Sewall arrives in Boston; his diary commences in 1672
1663	Reverend John Eliot publishes the Bible in the Algonquian language
1675	King Philip’s War begins
	John Josselyn’s account of Boston and New England published in London
1676	Metacom, also known as King Philip, is killed
1684	King Charles II revokes the Massachusetts Bay charter
1686	Sir Edmund Andros arrives as the first governor under the new royal regime
1688	William and Mary overthrow King James II
1689	Boston overthrows Sir Edmund Andros in bloodless coup
1690	Boston conquers Port Royal, Nova Scotia; fails to conquer Québec City
	Boston sees publication of first newspaper in North America
1691	Massachusetts receives a new provincial charter from William and Mary
	Sir William Phips is the first governor under the new charter
1692	Witch trials in Salem
1695	Recalled to England, Sir William Phips dies in London
1697	Hannah Dustin kills and scalps her Indian captors
	King William’s War ends
	Generally believed to be the coldest winter of the seventeenth century
1700	Boston’s population reaches roughly 7,000; that of Massachusetts is 60,000
1702