Rhode Island; Its Making And Its Meaning; a Survey of the Annals of the Commonwealth From Its Settlement to the Death of Roger Williams, 1636-1683
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she is not affected with any remorse but glories in it, and fears not the vengeance of God which she lies under, as if God did work contrary to his own word, and loosed from heaven what his church had bound upon earth." Although cheerful. Mistress Hutchinson was now an outcast alike from the secular and relio-ious fel- lowship of Massachusetts, and on the 28th of March, ' Robert Keayne's Report, printed in Antinomianism in the Col. of Mass. Bay (Prince Soc), p. 285.
124 Early Rhode Island 1...638, shook the dust of that commonwealth from her feet forever. She went first to Mount Wollas- ton, where her husband owned a farm, and then by the overland route to Aquidneck. As has already been incidentally remarked, twelve members of the Boston Church were among the nineteen signers of the compact of government for Aquidneck, so that when the frail exile reached Pocasset (Portsmouth) she found herself with friends. Indeed, Winthrop notes it as a providence of God that the twelve were not present in Boston when Anne Hutchinson was before the church ; for if they had been, he felt it to be doubtful whether the vote of excommuni- cation ever would have been passed.
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she is not affected with any remorse but glories in it, and fears not the vengeance of God which she lies under, as if God did work contrary to his own word, and loosed from heaven what his church had bound upon earth." Although cheerful. Mistress Hutchinson was now an outcast alike from the secular and relio-ious fel- lowship of Massachusetts, and on the 28th of March, ' Robert Keayne's Report, printed in Antinomianism in the Col. of Mass. Bay (Prince Soc), p. 285.
124 Early Rhode Island 1...638, shook the dust of that commonwealth from her feet forever. She went first to Mount Wollas- ton, where her husband owned a farm, and then by the overland route to Aquidneck. As has already been incidentally remarked, twelve members of the Boston Church were among the nineteen signers of the compact of government for Aquidneck, so that when the frail exile reached Pocasset (Portsmouth) she found herself with friends. Indeed, Winthrop notes it as a providence of God that the twelve were not present in Boston when Anne Hutchinson was before the church ; for if they had been, he felt it to be doubtful whether the vote of excommuni- cation ever would have been passed.
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