School History of the United States
School History of the United States
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They were generally Protestants, but of such varying creeds and nations, that a different spirit prevailed ftt)m that which showed itself in New England ; and throughout their colonies, we find numerous differing religious societies growing up What prevented his carrying out the design, and who aceomplished it ? — Where did the Swedes settle? — Into whose hands did these settlements faU in 1664? — Of whose province did it form » part in 1681? — When was it finally separated from Pennsylvania?— ...How did the colonists of the BCiddle States differ from the New England Puritans ?
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They were generally Protestants, but of such varying creeds and nations, that a different spirit prevailed ftt)m that which showed itself in New England ; and throughout their colonies, we find numerous differing religious societies growing up What prevented his carrying out the design, and who aceomplished it ? — Where did the Swedes settle? — Into whose hands did these settlements faU in 1664? — Of whose province did it form » part in 1681? — When was it finally separated from Pennsylvania?— ...How did the colonists of the BCiddle States differ from the New England Puritans ?
Digitized by VjOOQIC OF THl MIDDLE STATES. 67 ade bj side. The Dutch had built their first church as early u 1642, and uamed it St. Nicholas, in honor of the patron saint of Holland. In it was placed the town-bell, which regulated business hours, and all were obedient to its summons. Their pastors were called Dominies, and their salaries were often paid in a species of money manufactured from sea-shells, and called wampum.
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