Mother Earth, Vol. 1 No. 4, June 1906
Mother Earth, Vol. 1 No. 4, June 1906
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Our puritan fathers had the same paternal solicitude as all othertyrants. They made it a crime to disregard the Sabbath, or to denyScripture, or the truth of Christianity or of the Trinity. In therecords of the colony for September 1639 it is written: "For as much asit is evident unto this court that the common custom of drinking one toanother, is a mere useless ceremony, and draweth on that abominablepractice of drinking healths, and is also an occasion of much waste ofthe good creatures, an...d of many other sin, " etc. Then it declares thatsuch is a reproach to a Christian commonwealth, "wherein the least evilsare not to be tolerated. " In the instructions of the Massachusetts Company to Endicott and hisCouncil, the trade in tobacco is only allowed to the "old planters, " "ifthey conceive that they cannot otherwise provide for their livelihood. "It is left to the discretion of Endicott and his Council "to give wayfor the present to their planting of it, in such manner and with suchrestrictions" as they may think fitting.
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