The Life of George Fox Founder of the Quakers Fully And Impartially
The Life of George Fox Founder of the Quakers Fully And Impartially
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At Norwich, two women named Elizabeth Heavens and Eli- zabeth Fletcher went about exhorting peo- ple, and, being brought before the justices, and paying them no due respect, were, though against the consent of the mayor, severely whipped. At Great Tqrrington, Babara Loughton, behaving herself in a similar manner, was sentenced to like treat- ment.
At this time it was suspected that there was a plot against Oliver Cromwell, con- ducted by some Franciscan friars who had come from Eome, and who, a...s it was re- ported, were going about the country in the disguise of Quakers. Though there was no ground for this suspicion, yet it served as a 140 Life of George Fox.
pretence to the soldiery and magistrates for annoying and ill-treating the Quakers.
George Fox, after his peregrinations north- wards, returned to Drayton, the place of his birth, to see his relations, from whom he had been absent three years. His visit is re- markable only for another dispute which he had with his old enemy, Nathaniel Stevens, the priest of the parish, a dispute at which George's father and brother were present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Norwich, two women named Elizabeth Heavens and Eli- zabeth Fletcher went about exhorting peo- ple, and, being brought before the justices, and paying them no due respect, were, though against the consent of the mayor, severely whipped. At Great Tqrrington, Babara Loughton, behaving herself in a similar manner, was sentenced to like treat- ment.
At this time it was suspected that there was a plot against Oliver Cromwell, con- ducted by some Franciscan friars who had come from Eome, and who, a...s it was re- ported, were going about the country in the disguise of Quakers. Though there was no ground for this suspicion, yet it served as a 140 Life of George Fox.
pretence to the soldiery and magistrates for annoying and ill-treating the Quakers.
George Fox, after his peregrinations north- wards, returned to Drayton, the place of his birth, to see his relations, from whom he had been absent three years. His visit is re- markable only for another dispute which he had with his old enemy, Nathaniel Stevens, the priest of the parish, a dispute at which George's father and brother were present.
What to read after The Life of George Fox Founder of the Quakers Fully And Impartially?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S John Selby Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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