John Checkley Or the Evolution of Religious Tolerance in Massachusetts Bay in
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Of Diffenters of all forts, particularly papifts.
About Eleven thoufand. Some few papifts. No. Of Heathens & Infidels.
About eight thoufand.
No. Of Converts from a prophane, diforderly, & unchriflian Courfe, to a Life of Chriftian purity, Meeknefs & Charity.
One.
I 2 1 6 Letters of the I have baptized nine perfons this half year, two of them being a Man and his Daughter, bred in Quaker families, & have received four grave People to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
I preached at Bridgwater up...on the fifth of November, & had the pleafure to fee the Timber brought upon the Land where the Church is to be built : One of the Gentlemen of that Town giving Ten Acres for a Glebe.
I am (Rev? Sir) with great RefpecT; the venerable So- ciety's very much devoted, very humble Serv!
JNO CHECKLEY Miflionary at Providence in New England.
Novf 9. 1747, To the Rev? Dr. Bearcroft, Secretary to the hon ble Society for the propaga- tion of the Gofpel in Foreign parts.
REVEREND SIR, There have been no great Alterations in my Church fmce my laft, faving that among the baptized were 7 adults, one a Negro woman, who hath 6 Children, whom I hope to Chriften.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of Diffenters of all forts, particularly papifts.
About Eleven thoufand. Some few papifts. No. Of Heathens & Infidels.
About eight thoufand.
No. Of Converts from a prophane, diforderly, & unchriflian Courfe, to a Life of Chriftian purity, Meeknefs & Charity.
One.
I 2 1 6 Letters of the I have baptized nine perfons this half year, two of them being a Man and his Daughter, bred in Quaker families, & have received four grave People to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
I preached at Bridgwater up...on the fifth of November, & had the pleafure to fee the Timber brought upon the Land where the Church is to be built : One of the Gentlemen of that Town giving Ten Acres for a Glebe.
I am (Rev? Sir) with great RefpecT; the venerable So- ciety's very much devoted, very humble Serv!
JNO CHECKLEY Miflionary at Providence in New England.
Novf 9. 1747, To the Rev? Dr. Bearcroft, Secretary to the hon ble Society for the propaga- tion of the Gofpel in Foreign parts.
REVEREND SIR, There have been no great Alterations in my Church fmce my laft, faving that among the baptized were 7 adults, one a Negro woman, who hath 6 Children, whom I hope to Chriften.
What to read after John Checkley Or the Evolution of Religious Tolerance in Massachusetts Bay in?
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