Life of John Pickering
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The whole of that week I was engaged in the great "Catholic Cause, " which is to decide whether the Pope shall be allowed to exercise uncontrolled authority in this country while all the Governments of Europe protect their subjects against his usurpations. The question is between the Catholics and the Papists. I am on the side of the former ; but I fear the subject is not yet sufficiently understood in this country. A speech of eight hours was too short to develop all I had to say.
In answering... tlii^ letter my father says : — " I long to see your argument upon this important question, the 'Catholic Cause. ' We know nothing about the Catholics in this country, and look upon them with Puritanic eyes. " A few weeks later my father writes to him : — March 29, 1822. I have just returned from our County Court, in a neighboring town, where I have been engaged {inter alia) in a curious Quaker trial, of which you have seen some account in the news- papers. It seems that a new sect has sprung up in this region among the Quakers, and is denominated " New Lights " by the old regular Quakers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole of that week I was engaged in the great "Catholic Cause, " which is to decide whether the Pope shall be allowed to exercise uncontrolled authority in this country while all the Governments of Europe protect their subjects against his usurpations. The question is between the Catholics and the Papists. I am on the side of the former ; but I fear the subject is not yet sufficiently understood in this country. A speech of eight hours was too short to develop all I had to say.
In answering... tlii^ letter my father says : — " I long to see your argument upon this important question, the 'Catholic Cause. ' We know nothing about the Catholics in this country, and look upon them with Puritanic eyes. " A few weeks later my father writes to him : — March 29, 1822. I have just returned from our County Court, in a neighboring town, where I have been engaged {inter alia) in a curious Quaker trial, of which you have seen some account in the news- papers. It seems that a new sect has sprung up in this region among the Quakers, and is denominated " New Lights " by the old regular Quakers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Orne Pickering to read onlineMoreLess
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