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<span>John Winthrop is a wealthy attorney ( He got his wealth from his parents) that got elected to govern Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1629. John Winthrop is a highly religious man, to the point where he bring up religion into his government, Here are a few things that he did as a government </span>

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