The Early Friends Or Quakers in Maryland
The Early Friends Or Quakers in Maryland
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Borne of these Minutes are curious in the circumstances and cases reported as claim- ing attention.
As a specimen, a minute of 1679 may be quoted, which is as follows: '-The widow Ford hath referred herself to our Man's Meeting for advice and assistance in the matter relating to her outward estate, " and a special Com- mittee was appointed " to examine how matters are with her. " The custom of these primitive people was very marked in regard to their care of the temporal affairs of their member...s. Many instances occur where matters of a purely private and personal nature, relating to the estate, condition and character of individuals, are made the sub- ject of their meetings' consideration and action. In the records of their subordinate meetings, particularly, do these occur ; which circumstances would render a general or unrestricted exhibition of their manuscripts, manifestly improper, and hence the specimens of their Minutes which are here selected, are such as can by no possibility injure or wound any, who may, by descent or otherwise, be connected with those persons named therein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Borne of these Minutes are curious in the circumstances and cases reported as claim- ing attention.
As a specimen, a minute of 1679 may be quoted, which is as follows: '-The widow Ford hath referred herself to our Man's Meeting for advice and assistance in the matter relating to her outward estate, " and a special Com- mittee was appointed " to examine how matters are with her. " The custom of these primitive people was very marked in regard to their care of the temporal affairs of their member...s. Many instances occur where matters of a purely private and personal nature, relating to the estate, condition and character of individuals, are made the sub- ject of their meetings' consideration and action. In the records of their subordinate meetings, particularly, do these occur ; which circumstances would render a general or unrestricted exhibition of their manuscripts, manifestly improper, and hence the specimens of their Minutes which are here selected, are such as can by no possibility injure or wound any, who may, by descent or otherwise, be connected with those persons named therein.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Saurin John Saurin Norris to read onlineMoreLess
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