The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of the Christian People Called Quakers: Intermixed with Several Remarkable Occurrences, Band 1Darton and Harvey, 1834 |
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... Wenlock Christison ? ' ' Yea , ' said Wenlock . Well , ' said the governor John Endicot , ' what dost thou here ? Wast thou not banished upon pain of death ? To which Wenlock answered , Yea , I was . ' And to the question , What dost ...
... Wenlock Christison ? ' ' Yea , ' said Wenlock . Well , ' said the governor John Endicot , ' what dost thou here ? Wast thou not banished upon pain of death ? To which Wenlock answered , Yea , I was . ' And to the question , What dost ...
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... Wenlock Christison , and others then in bonds , when called , went forth to the slaughter , encompassed with a guard to prevent his speaking to his friends ; which Edward Wharton , an inhabitant of Salem , and also banished on pain of ...
... Wenlock Christison , and others then in bonds , when called , went forth to the slaughter , encompassed with a guard to prevent his speaking to his friends ; which Edward Wharton , an inhabitant of Salem , and also banished on pain of ...
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... , it was resolved to make an end also of Wenlock Christison . He therefore was brought from the prison to the court at Boston , where the governor John • 6 Endicot , and the deputy - governor Richard 1661 ] 357 PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS .
... , it was resolved to make an end also of Wenlock Christison . He therefore was brought from the prison to the court at Boston , where the governor John • 6 Endicot , and the deputy - governor Richard 1661 ] 357 PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS .
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... Wenlock , O thy turn is next . ' To which he gravely replied , ' The will of the Lord be done , ' showing thereby his entire resignation . Being now locked up again in prison , he was kept there till about the fourth month : but then ...
... Wenlock , O thy turn is next . ' To which he gravely replied , ' The will of the Lord be done , ' showing thereby his entire resignation . Being now locked up again in prison , he was kept there till about the fourth month : but then ...
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... Wenlock asked again , ' How have you power to make laws repugnant to the laws of England ? ' No , ' said the governor . Then ( replied Wenlock ) you are gone beyond your bounds , and have forfeited your patent ; and that is more than ...
... Wenlock asked again , ' How have you power to make laws repugnant to the laws of England ? ' No , ' said the governor . Then ( replied Wenlock ) you are gone beyond your bounds , and have forfeited your patent ; and that is more than ...
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afterwards amongst answered apostles asked Boston Bradden brought Burrough called Quakers Catharine Caton Christ Jesus church commanded conscience constable convinced court Cromwell death declare denied desired Dewsbury doctrine doth Edward Burrough Endicot enemies England evil faith fear Francis Howgill friars friends gaoler gave George Fox George Whitehead give glory governor hand hath hear heard heart holy honour imprisoned innocent James Nayler Jesuit John judge judgment justice justice of peace king liberty light live Lord's magistrates Margaret Fell mayor meeting mercy mind mittimus Nayler oath Oliver Cromwell oppression parliament peace persecution persecutors persons preached priest prison prophets repentance returned Richard Farnsworth righteousness saith Sarah Scriptures sent soul speak Spirit spoke steeple-house suffer swear thee thence thereby thereof things thither told took town true truth turned unto Wenlock wherein whipped wicked witness words worship wrote