History of the First Church in Hartford, 1633-1883
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. . respecting the work of grace, upon such as they admitted to full comunion ; when some here regarded him to be a Presbyterian. This day hee was with me in my study. I desired him to tell me playnly what his notions were as to matters referring to church govt.
His answer was that he believed he knew the reason of my proposal, for ... . had acquainted him with what yourself had written to Mr. Oakes & me, & upon that account he was not so free to express himselfe ; onely s'^ that he had never u...pon any occasion declared against the way Congrega- tional. To be sure he is as large respecting the subject of Baptisme as the Synod in 62. You cannot expect that Mr.
O. & myselfe (being members of the Corporation) shld be forward in removing any of the Fellows from the Colledge, that are desirable ; of which nubr Mr. Foster is one. And I question whether his friends will be willing that hee shd goe 1* Mass. Hist. Coll., xxxviii, 193.
15 Oct. 28, 1677.
1679-1682.] ISAAC FOSTER. 217 SO far as Windsor is from these pts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . respecting the work of grace, upon such as they admitted to full comunion ; when some here regarded him to be a Presbyterian. This day hee was with me in my study. I desired him to tell me playnly what his notions were as to matters referring to church govt.
His answer was that he believed he knew the reason of my proposal, for ... . had acquainted him with what yourself had written to Mr. Oakes & me, & upon that account he was not so free to express himselfe ; onely s'^ that he had never u...pon any occasion declared against the way Congrega- tional. To be sure he is as large respecting the subject of Baptisme as the Synod in 62. You cannot expect that Mr.
O. & myselfe (being members of the Corporation) shld be forward in removing any of the Fellows from the Colledge, that are desirable ; of which nubr Mr. Foster is one. And I question whether his friends will be willing that hee shd goe 1* Mass. Hist. Coll., xxxviii, 193.
15 Oct. 28, 1677.
1679-1682.] ISAAC FOSTER. 217 SO far as Windsor is from these pts.
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