Early Presbyterianism in Maryland
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[Maryland was presumably one of the West Indies in those days. ] He embarked with little besides a few 1 Ann Doughty was almost certainly his widow. See her will, Liber G (Wills), p. 210.
2 Calamy's Non-Conformist Memwial, London, 1803, Vol. Ill, p. 471.
10 Early Presbyterianism in Maryland. [322 clothes, a Bible, a concordance and a small parcel of MSS. He fixed at Charles County in Maryland in 1669, where a brighter scene began to open, and he had a prospect of considerable use- fulness in th...e ministry and of a good advantage in temporal re- spects. But new troubles arose, which greatly disappointed his hopes ; so that it may be said as truly of him as of most in modern times, that * through many tribulations he entered into the king- dom of God. ' He was a man of ready abilities, a serious, warm and lively preacher, and of free and generous spirit. " We are able to supplement this account of Calamy by several facts found chiefly in the colonial records. The most important of these facts are given in a letter to the celebrated Baxter, dated April 3, 1669.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Maryland was presumably one of the West Indies in those days. ] He embarked with little besides a few 1 Ann Doughty was almost certainly his widow. See her will, Liber G (Wills), p. 210.
2 Calamy's Non-Conformist Memwial, London, 1803, Vol. Ill, p. 471.
10 Early Presbyterianism in Maryland. [322 clothes, a Bible, a concordance and a small parcel of MSS. He fixed at Charles County in Maryland in 1669, where a brighter scene began to open, and he had a prospect of considerable use- fulness in th...e ministry and of a good advantage in temporal re- spects. But new troubles arose, which greatly disappointed his hopes ; so that it may be said as truly of him as of most in modern times, that * through many tribulations he entered into the king- dom of God. ' He was a man of ready abilities, a serious, warm and lively preacher, and of free and generous spirit. " We are able to supplement this account of Calamy by several facts found chiefly in the colonial records. The most important of these facts are given in a letter to the celebrated Baxter, dated April 3, 1669.
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