The Church of England in Colonial Virginia volume Pt2
The Church of England in Colonial Virginia volume Pt2
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The old tower which stands at Jamestown today is conceded to be the last remnant of this building.
Sir William Berkeley became Governor of Virginia in 1642. He was an ardent royalist; and under his leadership the colony remained loyal to King Charles as long as possible. It "held out the last of all the King's Dominions against the Usurper: and likewise proclaimed King Charles II, before the Restoration. " 74 This attitude enticed several cavalier families to settle in Vir- ginia; and as they s...trongly resented the opposition to the King, they were intolerant towards the Puritans. Governor Berkeley was instructed to see that Almighty God be duly and daily served according to the Church of England, both by himself and all the people under his charge. Every congregation which had an able minister was to build for him a convenient parsonage house, in addition to his stipend; and two hundred acres of glebe land should be provided, "for the clearing of that ground every of his Parishoners for three years shall give some days labour of them- selves and their Servants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old tower which stands at Jamestown today is conceded to be the last remnant of this building.
Sir William Berkeley became Governor of Virginia in 1642. He was an ardent royalist; and under his leadership the colony remained loyal to King Charles as long as possible. It "held out the last of all the King's Dominions against the Usurper: and likewise proclaimed King Charles II, before the Restoration. " 74 This attitude enticed several cavalier families to settle in Vir- ginia; and as they s...trongly resented the opposition to the King, they were intolerant towards the Puritans. Governor Berkeley was instructed to see that Almighty God be duly and daily served according to the Church of England, both by himself and all the people under his charge. Every congregation which had an able minister was to build for him a convenient parsonage house, in addition to his stipend; and two hundred acres of glebe land should be provided, "for the clearing of that ground every of his Parishoners for three years shall give some days labour of them- selves and their Servants.
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