Historical Notices of the Missions of the Church of England in the North America
Historical Notices of the Missions of the Church of England in the North America
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302 NE\V YORK. [CH.
truth of her doctrines, with regard to civil government, appear more evident from those disorders which other principles have led the people into. This is particularly remarked and publicly mentioned by the more candid and reasonable people, who seem heartily tired with the late clamours for liberty, &c. , as it appears evident that unbounded licentiousness in manners, and insecurity to private property, must be the unavoidable consequence of some late measures, should they ...become prevalent. " 1 The violence of the democratical party, however, con tinued to gather strength. For some years longer, indeed, Mr. Seabury was permitted to remain in the quiet dis charge of his sacred duties ; but in the civil war which ensued, neither person nor property was secure. In 1776, he was seized by a party of the disaffected in arms, and carried off to Newhaven, all his papers being examined for proof against him. After describing this outrage, he says, " God s providence will, I hope, protect His Church and Clergy in this country, the disorder and confusion of which are beyond description.
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302 NE\V YORK. [CH.
truth of her doctrines, with regard to civil government, appear more evident from those disorders which other principles have led the people into. This is particularly remarked and publicly mentioned by the more candid and reasonable people, who seem heartily tired with the late clamours for liberty, &c. , as it appears evident that unbounded licentiousness in manners, and insecurity to private property, must be the unavoidable consequence of some late measures, should they ...become prevalent. " 1 The violence of the democratical party, however, con tinued to gather strength. For some years longer, indeed, Mr. Seabury was permitted to remain in the quiet dis charge of his sacred duties ; but in the civil war which ensued, neither person nor property was secure. In 1776, he was seized by a party of the disaffected in arms, and carried off to Newhaven, all his papers being examined for proof against him. After describing this outrage, he says, " God s providence will, I hope, protect His Church and Clergy in this country, the disorder and confusion of which are beyond description.
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