Maryland Two Hundred Years Ago a Discourse
Maryland Two Hundred Years Ago a Discourse
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In the Massachusetts " Liberties, " of 1649, worshipping any God but the Lord God, — witchcraft, and blaspheming the name of God, the Father, Son or Holy Ghost, were made capital offences.
45 Evangelists, was to suffer fine for the first offence, or if des- titute of goods, to be whipped ; — for the second, a fine, or whipping and imprisonment ; — for the third, banishment and forfeiture of lands. This, as was afterwards declared by one' of Lord Baltimore's friends, was inserted in deference to... the views of the Roman Catholics in the province.
By the third clause, any person calling another by any name or terms, in a reproachful manner, relating to matter of religion, was to suffer fine, whipping, or imprisonment, and ask forgiveness of the aggrieved party. Some propositions springing from the Independents of that period, resemble this clause in form, though not precisely in the enumeration of sects. A similar clause was also introduced in one of the negotiations between the contending parties in Europe, during the Thirty Years' War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Massachusetts " Liberties, " of 1649, worshipping any God but the Lord God, — witchcraft, and blaspheming the name of God, the Father, Son or Holy Ghost, were made capital offences.
45 Evangelists, was to suffer fine for the first offence, or if des- titute of goods, to be whipped ; — for the second, a fine, or whipping and imprisonment ; — for the third, banishment and forfeiture of lands. This, as was afterwards declared by one' of Lord Baltimore's friends, was inserted in deference to... the views of the Roman Catholics in the province.
By the third clause, any person calling another by any name or terms, in a reproachful manner, relating to matter of religion, was to suffer fine, whipping, or imprisonment, and ask forgiveness of the aggrieved party. Some propositions springing from the Independents of that period, resemble this clause in form, though not precisely in the enumeration of sects. A similar clause was also introduced in one of the negotiations between the contending parties in Europe, during the Thirty Years' War.
What to read after Maryland Two Hundred Years Ago a Discourse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sebastian F Sebastian Ferris Streeter to read onlineMoreLess
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