The English in America: The Puritan Colonies, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1887 - New England |
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... later day served to weld the colonies into one commonwealth . Nor is that all . The scenes which are now coming before us actually display the tendency towards union at work . In the Federation of the New England colonies we see the ...
... later day served to weld the colonies into one commonwealth . Nor is that all . The scenes which are now coming before us actually display the tendency towards union at work . In the Federation of the New England colonies we see the ...
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... later day . But it is no reproach to men that they neither rose above the wisdom of their own generation nor fell short of its enthusiasm , and that they were not among the few who could anticipate a moral reform . The difficulties ...
... later day . But it is no reproach to men that they neither rose above the wisdom of their own generation nor fell short of its enthusiasm , and that they were not among the few who could anticipate a moral reform . The difficulties ...
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... aspect of Puritan life was somewhat overlaid and crushed by the minuteness of ecclesiastical organization . For this and other reasons Puritanism , in its later and more mature forms , is less attractive than in its early.
... aspect of Puritan life was somewhat overlaid and crushed by the minuteness of ecclesiastical organization . For this and other reasons Puritanism , in its later and more mature forms , is less attractive than in its early.
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... later edition was published in 1867 with an introduction and notes , both very full and of great value , by J. H. Trumbull . Though Lechford mentions Plymouth , his place is among Massa- chusetts writers . Morton's New English Canaan is ...
... later edition was published in 1867 with an introduction and notes , both very full and of great value , by J. H. Trumbull . Though Lechford mentions Plymouth , his place is among Massa- chusetts writers . Morton's New English Canaan is ...
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... later another and , as it would seem , a larger body , established itself at Wandsworth.1 These were followed by other bodies of the same kind , styled conventicles . Side by side with these sprang up certain so - called Prophesyings ...
... later another and , as it would seem , a larger body , established itself at Wandsworth.1 These were followed by other bodies of the same kind , styled conventicles . Side by side with these sprang up certain so - called Prophesyings ...
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Page 171 - Let men of God in courts and churches watch O'er such as do a toleration hatch ; Lest that ill egg bring forth a cockatrice, To poison all with heresy and vice.