by Charles Deane. 1850. 41p

Winslow's book is structured into three parts, beginning with documents likely provided by the Massachusetts government to address charges against Samuel Gorton. The first section includes letters from notable figures like Williams and Arnold, as well as Gorton's "presentment" by the Grand Jury. The second part presents a narrative about Gorton, possibly written in England, responding to slanders against him, while the third section diverges from the Gorton controversy and has been republished in Dr. Young's "Chronicles of the Pilgrims."