English Colonial Administration Under Lord Clarendon 1660 1667
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The demands made and the ends aimed at were such as any superior power would be expected to make and to enforce toward a dependency. But the private instructions go 24 N. Y. Doc. , Ill, 51.
86 Colonial Administration under Lord Clarendon. [334 farther than this and express a purpose far more question able. All the points already mentioned are confirmed; the commissioners are told again to avoid any act which would suggest that the religion of the colony is to be interfered with, otherwise than ...in the securing of liberty for the use of the Book of Common Prayer ; they were even, to this end, urged to frequent the services in other churches ; they were again warned against giving ear to factions, particularly such as might desire a change in religion, and any who should propose settling a revenue on the crown ; and they were once more informed that the great object was to secure conformity in government with the provisions of the charter, and in legislation with the laws of England. Then the commissioners were instructed, after " insinuating " them selves " by dexterous carriage into the good opinion of the principal persons " to have a general assembly called to which they were to make " the utmost endeavors privately, " but " without offence, to gett men of the best reputation and most peaceably inclined " chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The demands made and the ends aimed at were such as any superior power would be expected to make and to enforce toward a dependency. But the private instructions go 24 N. Y. Doc. , Ill, 51.
86 Colonial Administration under Lord Clarendon. [334 farther than this and express a purpose far more question able. All the points already mentioned are confirmed; the commissioners are told again to avoid any act which would suggest that the religion of the colony is to be interfered with, otherwise than ...in the securing of liberty for the use of the Book of Common Prayer ; they were even, to this end, urged to frequent the services in other churches ; they were again warned against giving ear to factions, particularly such as might desire a change in religion, and any who should propose settling a revenue on the crown ; and they were once more informed that the great object was to secure conformity in government with the provisions of the charter, and in legislation with the laws of England. Then the commissioners were instructed, after " insinuating " them selves " by dexterous carriage into the good opinion of the principal persons " to have a general assembly called to which they were to make " the utmost endeavors privately, " but " without offence, to gett men of the best reputation and most peaceably inclined " chosen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Lewis Kaye to read onlineMoreLess
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