History of the Christian Church volume 4
History of the Christian Church volume 4
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Politically, the victory and power were in the hands of Winthrop and the clergy. The purpose of the third act was to separate Rev. John Cotton, the ablest and most influential minister, from the cause of Mrs. Hutchinson. This was accomplished by a Synod which sat from September 9th to Oc- tober 2d, and followed faithfully the bad precedent of ages of persecution by presenting a list of eighty her- esies to be deduced from the teachings of Mrs. Hutch- inson and Wheelwright, not one of the Synod ...believing the list to have more justification than to call names and try to blacken the character. This now put not only the political but the ecclesiastical power into the hands of the adversaries of Wheelwright and his sister- in-law. They were now without defenders.
The Puritans. 169 The fourth act opened when the court sat In No- vember. On the 14th it banished Wheelwright. In March the Boston Church presented a respectful but earnest petition against the sentence of Wheelwright. The signers of that paper were declared guilty of se- dition ; that is, guilty of what never entered into their thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Politically, the victory and power were in the hands of Winthrop and the clergy. The purpose of the third act was to separate Rev. John Cotton, the ablest and most influential minister, from the cause of Mrs. Hutchinson. This was accomplished by a Synod which sat from September 9th to Oc- tober 2d, and followed faithfully the bad precedent of ages of persecution by presenting a list of eighty her- esies to be deduced from the teachings of Mrs. Hutch- inson and Wheelwright, not one of the Synod ...believing the list to have more justification than to call names and try to blacken the character. This now put not only the political but the ecclesiastical power into the hands of the adversaries of Wheelwright and his sister- in-law. They were now without defenders.
The Puritans. 169 The fourth act opened when the court sat In No- vember. On the 14th it banished Wheelwright. In March the Boston Church presented a respectful but earnest petition against the sentence of Wheelwright. The signers of that paper were declared guilty of se- dition ; that is, guilty of what never entered into their thought.
What to read after History of the Christian Church volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Herbert Dryer to read onlineMoreLess
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