Influence of Religion On Liberty. : a Discourse in Commemoration of the Landing of the Pilgrims, Delivered At Plymouth, December 22, 1830.
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And when led to investigate the pretentions of the Pope to raise up and cast down kings, men were naturally con- ducted to the inquiry, by what authority kings exercised their dominion. And the Catholic princes who attempted by * " No bishop, no kins:," was a maxim of that determined enemy of popular rights, James 1. of England. During the progress of the Reformation " it was formed into an express and fundamental maxim of state, that Catholicism was the best support of absolute power, while Pr...otestantism was favorable to rebellion and the republican spirit. It would not, even in our days, be possible to drive this maxim out of the heads of man}' statesmen." Viilers, pp. 276, 277. " It soon became apparent [in the reign of Elizabeth in England] that they [the Puritans] tended naturally towards republicanism; for certain it is that monarchy and episcopacy, the throne and the altar, are much more nearly connected, than writers of bad faith, or little reflection, have sought to persuade mankind." "Besides this insensible but natural inclination toioards democracy, vjliich arises from the principles of a popular church-governmeivt, there was another cause why the current should set in that direction; it was only under commonweallhs that the Puritans saw their beloved discipline flourish." Lon- don Quarterly Review, xvi.
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And when led to investigate the pretentions of the Pope to raise up and cast down kings, men were naturally con- ducted to the inquiry, by what authority kings exercised their dominion. And the Catholic princes who attempted by * " No bishop, no kins:," was a maxim of that determined enemy of popular rights, James 1. of England. During the progress of the Reformation " it was formed into an express and fundamental maxim of state, that Catholicism was the best support of absolute power, while Pr...otestantism was favorable to rebellion and the republican spirit. It would not, even in our days, be possible to drive this maxim out of the heads of man}' statesmen." Viilers, pp. 276, 277. " It soon became apparent [in the reign of Elizabeth in England] that they [the Puritans] tended naturally towards republicanism; for certain it is that monarchy and episcopacy, the throne and the altar, are much more nearly connected, than writers of bad faith, or little reflection, have sought to persuade mankind." "Besides this insensible but natural inclination toioards democracy, vjliich arises from the principles of a popular church-governmeivt, there was another cause why the current should set in that direction; it was only under commonweallhs that the Puritans saw their beloved discipline flourish." Lon- don Quarterly Review, xvi.
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