Simplicitys Defence Against Seven Headed Policy With Notes Explanatory of the
Simplicitys Defence Against Seven Headed Policy With Notes Explanatory of the
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" From the servants and messengers of the Lord, whom he bath sent and> brought by the arm of his power into these parts of the world, for which we suffer bonds and close imprisonment, none suffered to speak or confer with us, nor scarce to see us, being locked up in the inward prison, as the jailer pretends, because we do not deliver our ink-horns, although he hath taken away three from us already, and will not suffer us^ to burn our own candles, but takes them away from us, because we shall no...t write in the night; though we are strangers to thee, and others in this place, yet seen and known in the light, yet known in the world by these names. „ „. « T . , WILLIAM BREND, From the Common Jail J THOMAS THURSTON, in Boston this 28 of J CHRISTOP. HOLDER, seventh, 1656. > JQHN copELAND I!) P. S. We, and ;ill tlie rest of Friends with us, remember then love to thee, and it" thou hast freedom, let us bear from thee. On tin; th of October, Gorton sent them another letter, directed, "To the strangers, suffering imprisonment, in Boston, for the name of Christ;" from which the following extract is taken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" From the servants and messengers of the Lord, whom he bath sent and> brought by the arm of his power into these parts of the world, for which we suffer bonds and close imprisonment, none suffered to speak or confer with us, nor scarce to see us, being locked up in the inward prison, as the jailer pretends, because we do not deliver our ink-horns, although he hath taken away three from us already, and will not suffer us^ to burn our own candles, but takes them away from us, because we shall no...t write in the night; though we are strangers to thee, and others in this place, yet seen and known in the light, yet known in the world by these names. „ „. « T . , WILLIAM BREND, From the Common Jail J THOMAS THURSTON, in Boston this 28 of J CHRISTOP. HOLDER, seventh, 1656. > JQHN copELAND I!) P. S. We, and ;ill tlie rest of Friends with us, remember then love to thee, and it" thou hast freedom, let us bear from thee. On tin; th of October, Gorton sent them another letter, directed, "To the strangers, suffering imprisonment, in Boston, for the name of Christ;" from which the following extract is taken.
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