Gregory Dexter
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غريغوري ديكستر هو سياسي أمريكي، ولد في 1610 في نورثامبتونشير في المملكة المتحدة، وتوفي في 1700 في بروفيدنس في الولايات المتحدة. انتخب .
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Gregory Dexter (1610–1700) was an early American printer, Baptist minister, and early President of the combined towns of Providence and Warwick in the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. He was in New England as early as 1644 when he had a five-acre lot assigned to him in Providence. He had been in the printing business in London, and still operated that business in 1643 when his establishment printed Roger Williams's translation of the Narragansett language. As an experienced stationer, he offered his expertise to the printing operation in Boston in 1646, asking for no compensation other than an annual almanac.
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Gregory Dexter (Northamptonshire, 1610 – Providence, 1700) è stato un politico statunitense fu governatore coloniale delle città di Providence e Warwick su Rhode Island.Presente nel New England già nel 1644 quando acquistò i suoi primi cinque acri di terra a Providence, a Londra era stato impiegato in una stamperia e continuò anche in America tale professione, editando una prima stampa dell'importantissima e popolarissima opera di Roger Williams sulla traduzione dei linguaggi dei nativi americani in inglese e viceversa. Messosi al servizio della città di Boston nel 1646, iniziò sempre più a divenire attivo negli affari della colonia di Rhode Island dal 1647. Divenuto commissario per la città di Providence a metà del secolo, divenne presidente delle città combinate di Providence e Warwick,
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غريغوري ديكستر
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Gregory Dexter
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Gregory Dexter
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Gregory Dexter
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Gregory Dexter
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Providence, Rhode Island Colony
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buried on his own land in private spot lost to time
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Stephen, James, John, Abigail
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Printer, stationer, commissioner, town clerk, deputy, president, Baptist minister
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President of Providence and Warwick
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Abigail Fullerton
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Nicholas Easton
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غريغوري ديكستر هو سياسي أمريكي، ولد في 1610 في نورثامبتونشير في المملكة المتحدة، وتوفي في 1700 في بروفيدنس في الولايات المتحدة. انتخب .
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Gregory Dexter (1610–1700) was an early American printer, Baptist minister, and early President of the combined towns of Providence and Warwick in the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. He was in New England as early as 1644 when he had a five-acre lot assigned to him in Providence. He had been in the printing business in London, and still operated that business in 1643 when his establishment printed Roger Williams's translation of the Narragansett language. As an experienced stationer, he offered his expertise to the printing operation in Boston in 1646, asking for no compensation other than an annual almanac. Dexter became active in colonial affairs in 1647, as the four towns of Rhode Island Colony were consolidating into a unified government. He became a commissioner from Providence during the early 1650s, after William Coddington had received a commission to remove the two island towns of Portsmouth and Newport from the unified government. Dexter became the President of the combined towns of Providence and Warwick during the final year of the split government, and the four towns were reunited with his successor. Dexter was a Baptist and, following his presidency, he renewed his association with the Baptist church in Providence, becoming the pastor of the congregation in 1669. He was considered to be very pious, seldom smiling, and in social interaction was always ready to engage his company with a sermon.
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Gregory Dexter (Northamptonshire, 1610 – Providence, 1700) è stato un politico statunitense fu governatore coloniale delle città di Providence e Warwick su Rhode Island.Presente nel New England già nel 1644 quando acquistò i suoi primi cinque acri di terra a Providence, a Londra era stato impiegato in una stamperia e continuò anche in America tale professione, editando una prima stampa dell'importantissima e popolarissima opera di Roger Williams sulla traduzione dei linguaggi dei nativi americani in inglese e viceversa. Messosi al servizio della città di Boston nel 1646, iniziò sempre più a divenire attivo negli affari della colonia di Rhode Island dal 1647. Divenuto commissario per la città di Providence a metà del secolo, divenne presidente delle città combinate di Providence e Warwick, durante gli ultimi anni del governo suddiviso dell'area, dato che le due città vennero riunite al resto della provincia dal suo successore. Di religione Battista, fu promotore di questo credo a Providence divenendo anche pastore della congregazione nel 1669, venendo considerato molto pio, devoto e particolarmente predisposto alla predicazione ed ai sermoni date le sue conoscenze.
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