Quaint Nantucket volume 1
Quaint Nantucket volume 1
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The Quaker church believed that those who never use the sword will never need the sword, and so the War of the Revolu- tion was a trial of its principles. William Worth, a member of the church, was dis- owned " for going to sea in a prize vessel taken in the present war, which we think, " as was written in the church records, " is joining too much with that spirit of plun- der whereby such things are acquired. " Paul Hussey was disowned " for being bound to sea & intending to carry guns to defe...nd himself and interests. " And in pursuance of its policy of peace the church disowned many of its members at this time, for reasons which were stated thus : — For THE DOMINION OP THE QUAKERS 103 For " sailing in an armed vessel. " For " going to sea privateering. " For " attending a vendue on a captured vessel. " For " being down at Brandt Point among armed men, and he had a gun. " For " enlisting in the East India Com- pany's service at the island called St. Helena. " For being " in some office connected with the war in the western parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Quaker church believed that those who never use the sword will never need the sword, and so the War of the Revolu- tion was a trial of its principles. William Worth, a member of the church, was dis- owned " for going to sea in a prize vessel taken in the present war, which we think, " as was written in the church records, " is joining too much with that spirit of plun- der whereby such things are acquired. " Paul Hussey was disowned " for being bound to sea & intending to carry guns to defe...nd himself and interests. " And in pursuance of its policy of peace the church disowned many of its members at this time, for reasons which were stated thus : — For THE DOMINION OP THE QUAKERS 103 For " sailing in an armed vessel. " For " going to sea privateering. " For " attending a vendue on a captured vessel. " For " being down at Brandt Point among armed men, and he had a gun. " For " enlisting in the East India Com- pany's service at the island called St. Helena. " For being " in some office connected with the war in the western parts.
What to read after Quaint Nantucket volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bliss, William Root, 1825-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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