Quaker Anecdotes
Quaker Anecdotes
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Judge Archer, in summing up the case, told the jury "that there was a marriage in Paradise, when Adam took Eve, and Eve took Adam ; and that it was the consent of the parties that made a marriage. He did not know the opinion of the Quakers, but he did not believe they went together, as had been so unbecomingly asserted, ' like brute beasts, ' but 38 QUAKER ANECDOTES.
as Christians, and therefore he did believe the marriage was lawful, and the child a lawful heir. " And lurther to satisfy the ju...ry, he related the following case, A man that was of weak body, and kept his bed, had a desire, in that condition to marry, and declare before witnesses, that he did take such a woman to be his wife ; and the woman declared, that she took that man to be her husband. The marriage was after- wards called in question, but all the bishops did at that time conclude it to be a lawful marriage. " The jury having re- ceived this instruction, gave their verdict for the child, and declared it legitimate.
Life of 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judge Archer, in summing up the case, told the jury "that there was a marriage in Paradise, when Adam took Eve, and Eve took Adam ; and that it was the consent of the parties that made a marriage. He did not know the opinion of the Quakers, but he did not believe they went together, as had been so unbecomingly asserted, ' like brute beasts, ' but 38 QUAKER ANECDOTES.
as Christians, and therefore he did believe the marriage was lawful, and the child a lawful heir. " And lurther to satisfy the ju...ry, he related the following case, A man that was of weak body, and kept his bed, had a desire, in that condition to marry, and declare before witnesses, that he did take such a woman to be his wife ; and the woman declared, that she took that man to be her husband. The marriage was after- wards called in question, but all the bishops did at that time conclude it to be a lawful marriage. " The jury having re- ceived this instruction, gave their verdict for the child, and declared it legitimate.
Life of 6.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Pike to read onlineMoreLess
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