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BOSTON 400 promotes the 400^th Anniversary of Boston in 2030 as it explores the life of John Cotton, profiles 17th-century Bostons- Old & New, details Lincolnshire immigration to New England, and sheds light on the pivotal role those from Boston, England played in founding the Massachusetts Bay Company.

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