The Earliest Churches of New York And Its Vicinity
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, a native of France, was the next minister of the Huguenot church. New Rochelle. Born in 1652, he studied divinity and en- tered the ministry at Geneva, but fled to England upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Here he obtained holy orders from the Bishop of London, Henry Comp- ton, and reached Boston, with a company of French Protestants, in the summer of 1686. He was then em- ployed, also, during eight years, by the Society for * Town Rec, Lib. A. , 304-5. F Albany Deed Book, vol. X. 6...5.
^ Xevr York Surro, c?ate's OiSce, Lib. Viii. 61.
262 EARLIEST CHUKCHES IN NEW YOrK.
Propagating the Christian Faith among the Indians at New Oxford, near Boston. These were the "Nip- mugs;" and Cotton Mather, 1693, speaks of him as a faithful minister "to the Frencli congregation at New Oxford, in the Nipmug country. "* He complained of the sale of rum to the Indians " without order and meas- ure ;" a public disgrace and evil, alas! fatally continued among the poor Red Men of the forests to our day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, a native of France, was the next minister of the Huguenot church. New Rochelle. Born in 1652, he studied divinity and en- tered the ministry at Geneva, but fled to England upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Here he obtained holy orders from the Bishop of London, Henry Comp- ton, and reached Boston, with a company of French Protestants, in the summer of 1686. He was then em- ployed, also, during eight years, by the Society for * Town Rec, Lib. A. , 304-5. F Albany Deed Book, vol. X. 6...5.
^ Xevr York Surro, c?ate's OiSce, Lib. Viii. 61.
262 EARLIEST CHUKCHES IN NEW YOrK.
Propagating the Christian Faith among the Indians at New Oxford, near Boston. These were the "Nip- mugs;" and Cotton Mather, 1693, speaks of him as a faithful minister "to the Frencli congregation at New Oxford, in the Nipmug country. "* He complained of the sale of rum to the Indians " without order and meas- ure ;" a public disgrace and evil, alas! fatally continued among the poor Red Men of the forests to our day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Poillon Disosway to read onlineMoreLess
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