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Following the Battle of Port Royal, while enjoying the spoils afforded by that raid, provost

Marshall of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, William Phipps, decided to press his luck.

He allied himself with two Puritan ministers, the Harvard-educated father and son duo of

Increase and Cotton Mather.

Phipps was baptized into a Puritan church.

He was welcomed into the fold of Puritan politics by all of Boston's finest.

He lobbied for and eventually led the follow-up attack on Canada, the disastrous Battle

of Quebec.

We were going to talk about that battle today, but there wasn't much I found there that

we didn't cover during the Battle of Port Royal.

It was a much larger force that sailed on Quebec, but the French repelled the English

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