Historical Letters On the First Charter of Massachusetts Government
Historical Letters On the First Charter of Massachusetts Government
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What good will an answer do you, said Sec- retary Ravvson. To know, said Chrisiison, if you will own your late petition to the king, wherein you desire to kneel an)ong his most loyal subjects.
W^e are among bis most loyal subjects, said Endicot.
So am I, said Christiaon, and for aught I know as good as yourselves, if not better; for did the king but know your hearts as God knows them, he would soon see their rottenness towards himself; but as we are equally subject to the same king and laws, wh...at have you to do with my life here, upon a law of your own making, and not approved by our king or nation. I nev- er yet heard of English law to hang Quakers.
But there is to hang Jesuits though, said En- dicot.
But you presume to hang me as a Quaker and not as a . Jesuit, therefore I appeal to the laws of my own nation.
We have you in our power, said a surly as- sistant, and shall dispose of you whether you will or no.
Hold up your head, said secretary Rawson.
I will not, said W^enlock; speak, 1 can hear thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What good will an answer do you, said Sec- retary Ravvson. To know, said Chrisiison, if you will own your late petition to the king, wherein you desire to kneel an)ong his most loyal subjects.
W^e are among bis most loyal subjects, said Endicot.
So am I, said Christiaon, and for aught I know as good as yourselves, if not better; for did the king but know your hearts as God knows them, he would soon see their rottenness towards himself; but as we are equally subject to the same king and laws, wh...at have you to do with my life here, upon a law of your own making, and not approved by our king or nation. I nev- er yet heard of English law to hang Quakers.
But there is to hang Jesuits though, said En- dicot.
But you presume to hang me as a Quaker and not as a . Jesuit, therefore I appeal to the laws of my own nation.
We have you in our power, said a surly as- sistant, and shall dispose of you whether you will or no.
Hold up your head, said secretary Rawson.
I will not, said W^enlock; speak, 1 can hear thee.
What to read after Historical Letters On the First Charter of Massachusetts Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Cushing to read onlineMoreLess
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