Young, Alexander, Chronicles of the first planters of the colony of Massachusetts Bay, from 1623 to 1636 Boston: C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1846, 583 pgs. Chapter I: A brief relation of the occaion of planting of this Colony Chapter II: The discovery and first planting of the Massachusetts Chapter III: Records of the Governor and Company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England Chapter IV: Cradock's letter to Endicott Chapter V: The company's first general letter of instructions to Endicott and his council Chapter VI: The company's second general letter of instructions to Endicott and his council Chapter VII: The form of government for the colony Chapter VIII: The allotment of the lands Chapter IX: Oaths of office for the governor and council Chapter X: Agreement of the New-England Company with the ministers Chapter XI: Higginson's journal of his voyage Chapter XII: New England"s plantation Chapter XIII: General considerations for the plantation in New England; with an answer to several objections Chapter XIV: The true copy of the agreement at Cambridge, August 26, 1629 Chapter XV: The company's letter to the ministers Chapter XVI: The company's humble request Chapter XVII: Deputy Governor Dudley's letter Chapter XVIII: Captain Roger Clap's memoirs Chapter XIX: The early records of Charlestown Chapter XX: Of the bays, havens, inlets, and several plantations of New-England Chapter XXI: Concerning the life of the famous Mr. Cotton, teacher to the Church of Christ at Boston in New-England Chapter XXII: Richard Mather's journal Chapter XXIII: Thacher's narrative of his shipwreck Chapter XXIV: Thomas Shepard's memoir himself Index Wood's map of Massachusetts drawn in 1633