Henry Winthrop

Henry Winthrop (1608–1630) was the second son of John Winthrop, founder and Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. In addition to his taking part in his father's Great Migration to America in 1630, Henry is part of American history for being the first husband of Elizabeth Fones, who would later be a founding settler of what is now Greenwich, Connecticut, but also be at the center of scandal in colonial America, as captured in the popular novel, ''The Winthrop Woman''. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Ventures in social interpretation.

    Ventures in social interpretation. by Winthrop, Henry

    Published 1968
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    The humanistic viewpoint in the social sciences.

    The humanistic viewpoint in the social sciences. by Winthrop, Henry

    Published 1972
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    Meaningful correlation as a form of intellectual inquiry.

    Meaningful correlation as a form of intellectual inquiry. by Winthrop, Henry

    Published 1957
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    Productivity of apprentice polishers, at various stages of apprenticeship, in the diamond cutting industry on the mainland (U.S.) and in Puerto Rico / prepared by Manuel Cambouri.

    Productivity of apprentice polishers, at various stages of apprenticeship, in the diamond cutting industry on the mainland (U.S.) and in Puerto Rico / prepared by Manuel Cambouri. by Cambouri, Manuel

    Published 1943
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