A Tale of the Huguenots : Or, Memoirs of a French Refugee Family : Translated And Compiled From the Original Manuscripts of James Fontaine
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I found that the poor Presbyterian Ministers had been im- * It is not surprising that a foreigner should confound the conscientious members of the Church of England with the disguised Papists who were so numerous in the days of Charles II. and James IT., by whom the Calvinists were persecuted.
130 A TALK or prisoned, fined, and deprived of their employments, because they would not consent to receive Episco- pal ordination, in conformity with the laws passed in the reign of Charles II., and furt...hermore, I was told by the Presbyterians that the unfortunate people who had been executed after Monmouth's rebellion, a few days before our arrival, and whose heads and quarters I saw exposed on all the towers, gates, and cross roads, lookino; absolutely like butcher's sham- bles, had many of them no other crime than that of being Presbyterians."^ I confess that all these cir- cumstances combined, gave me a prejudice against the Established Church, and the use which it was proposed to me to make of the Holy Sacrament went so much against my conscience, that I have never yet sent the necessary certificate to receive the se- cond quarter of my pension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found that the poor Presbyterian Ministers had been im- * It is not surprising that a foreigner should confound the conscientious members of the Church of England with the disguised Papists who were so numerous in the days of Charles II. and James IT., by whom the Calvinists were persecuted.
130 A TALK or prisoned, fined, and deprived of their employments, because they would not consent to receive Episco- pal ordination, in conformity with the laws passed in the reign of Charles II., and furt...hermore, I was told by the Presbyterians that the unfortunate people who had been executed after Monmouth's rebellion, a few days before our arrival, and whose heads and quarters I saw exposed on all the towers, gates, and cross roads, lookino; absolutely like butcher's sham- bles, had many of them no other crime than that of being Presbyterians."^ I confess that all these cir- cumstances combined, gave me a prejudice against the Established Church, and the use which it was proposed to me to make of the Holy Sacrament went so much against my conscience, that I have never yet sent the necessary certificate to receive the se- cond quarter of my pension.
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