Plymouth Colony Council of Assistants

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The Plymouth Colony Council of Assistants was the governing body of magistrates in the Plymouth Colony that advised the governor and helped administer colonial laws and affairs in 17th-century New England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf advisory council
colonial governing body
council of magistrates
historical institution
advises governor of Plymouth Colony
appliesLaw laws of Plymouth Colony
appliesToJurisdiction Plymouth Colony NERFINISHED
authorityFrom Plymouth Colony charter and laws
composedOf magistrates
country England
establishedUnder charter of Plymouth Colony
followedBy colonial government of Province of Massachusetts Bay NERFINISHED
governanceStructure council advising a governor
governmentType colonial self-government
governs settlers of Plymouth Colony
hasMemberRole assistant
magistrate
hasRole administration of colonial affairs
administration of colonial laws
advisory body to the governor of Plymouth Colony
executive authority in Plymouth Colony
judicial authority in Plymouth Colony
legislative authority in Plymouth Colony
historicalPeriod early English colonization of North America
jurisdiction civil matters in Plymouth Colony
criminal matters in Plymouth Colony
legalSystem English common law tradition
colonial law of Plymouth
locatedIn Massachusetts Bay region NERFINISHED
New England
Plymouth Colony NERFINISHED
partOf government of Plymouth Colony
precededBy informal leadership of Plymouth settlers
regionServed Plymouth NERFINISHED
Plymouth County area
religiousContext Protestant Christianity NERFINISHED
Puritanism
significantFor development of colonial governance in New England
early self-governing institutions in British America
temporalCoverage 17th century
colonial period of New England
usedLanguage English

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Thomas Prence memberOf Plymouth Colony Council of Assistants