An Historical Account of the Rise And Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina And Georgia 1
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" That the ecclefiaflical government of the colo- " ny is under the bifliop 01^ London ; but the gover- " nor and his adherents have at lad done what the f' latter often threatened to do^ totally abolilhed it : '' for the fame aflembly have paffed an aQ, whereby " twenty lay-perfons, therein named, are m.ade a " corporation for the exercife of feveral exorbitant "powers, to the great injury and opprefTion of the " people in general, and for the exercife of all eccle- " fiaflical jurifdidlion, w...ith abfolute power to de- " prive any minilter of the church of England of " his benefice, not only for immorality but even for " imprudence, or incurable prejudices between fuch " minifier and his parilh ; and the only minifter of " the church eftabliflied in the colony, Mr. Edward ^' Mardon, hath already been cited before their " board, which the inhabitants of the province take •' to be an high ecclefiaflical commiiijon-court, de- :' flrudive to the very being and eilence of the \'^ church of England, and to be held in the utmofl " deteflation }73 174 THEHISTORYOF *' deteftation and abhorrence by every man that is .* " not an enemy to our conftitution in church and " ftate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" That the ecclefiaflical government of the colo- " ny is under the bifliop 01^ London ; but the gover- " nor and his adherents have at lad done what the f' latter often threatened to do^ totally abolilhed it : '' for the fame aflembly have paffed an aQ, whereby " twenty lay-perfons, therein named, are m.ade a " corporation for the exercife of feveral exorbitant "powers, to the great injury and opprefTion of the " people in general, and for the exercife of all eccle- " fiaflical jurifdidlion, w...ith abfolute power to de- " prive any minilter of the church of England of " his benefice, not only for immorality but even for " imprudence, or incurable prejudices between fuch " minifier and his parilh ; and the only minifter of " the church eftabliflied in the colony, Mr. Edward ^' Mardon, hath already been cited before their " board, which the inhabitants of the province take •' to be an high ecclefiaflical commiiijon-court, de- :' flrudive to the very being and eilence of the \'^ church of England, and to be held in the utmofl " deteflation }73 174 THEHISTORYOF *' deteftation and abhorrence by every man that is .* " not an enemy to our conftitution in church and " ftate.
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