hardly a balanced account of events, and Wheelwright's biographer Charles Bell wrote that "it may be characterized as a very bitter and partisan production, even for that day".

Wheelwright received intelligence concerning this publication at about the time he received the letter lifting his banishment with its unwarranted assumptions. He was deeply stung by the tenor of this work, coming at a time when he was making serious inroads into putting the events of the controversy behind him with the help and encouragement of some influential magistrates and ministers in the Bay Colony. He did not want his friends and relatives in England to get their impressions of his time in New England from this unfair account of those who had opposed him. To defend his character, Wheelwright obtainedwill just need to be redownloaded once the patch comes out, provided the rom has been updated to support the vita.

ZeroCorpse:And now, the same is going on with the Vita. It's an AWESOME piece of hardware. Unfortunately, it has a handful of games (and it's been out for quite a while now), many of which are just Vita versions of PSP or iOS games. It has limited apps (which is a real shame because the touch screen is excellent), it still doesn't support Flash (which makes the browser less useful, despite what Apple fans say), and the Vita games are WAY overpriced. It won't play PSOne classics yet, but there's an update coming that will allow "certain" PSOne classics to work on the Vita... Again, Sony is telling