A Half Century of Conflict volume 1
A Half Century of Conflict volume 1
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1717-1720. ] BAXTER AND RALE. 221 Baxter, and challenged him to overthrow his rea- sons. Baxter sent an answer for which Rale ex- presses great scorn as to both manner and matter. He made a rejoinder, directed not only against his opponent's arguments, but against his Latin, in which he picked flaws with great apparent satis- faction. He says that he heard no more from Baxter for a long time, but at last got another letter, in which there was nothing to the purpose, the minister merely charging... him with an irasci- ble and censorious spirit. This letter is still pre- served, and it does not answer to Rale's account of it. Baxter replies to his correspondent vigor- ously, defends his own Latin, attacks that of Rale, and charges him with losing temper. 1 Rale's correspondence with the New England ministers seems not to have been confined to Bax- ter. A paper is preserved, translated apparently from a Latin original, and entitled, " Remarks out of the Fryar Sebastian Rale's Letter from Nor- ridgewock, Feb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1717-1720. ] BAXTER AND RALE. 221 Baxter, and challenged him to overthrow his rea- sons. Baxter sent an answer for which Rale ex- presses great scorn as to both manner and matter. He made a rejoinder, directed not only against his opponent's arguments, but against his Latin, in which he picked flaws with great apparent satis- faction. He says that he heard no more from Baxter for a long time, but at last got another letter, in which there was nothing to the purpose, the minister merely charging... him with an irasci- ble and censorious spirit. This letter is still pre- served, and it does not answer to Rale's account of it. Baxter replies to his correspondent vigor- ously, defends his own Latin, attacks that of Rale, and charges him with losing temper. 1 Rale's correspondence with the New England ministers seems not to have been confined to Bax- ter. A paper is preserved, translated apparently from a Latin original, and entitled, " Remarks out of the Fryar Sebastian Rale's Letter from Nor- ridgewock, Feb.
What to read after A Half Century of Conflict volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parkman, Francis, 1823-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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