The Ecclesiastical History of New England Comprising Not Only Religious But Al
The Ecclesiastical History of New England Comprising Not Only Religious But Al
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" • Nathaniel Eaton, the first principal teacher of Harvard Col- lege, had left such an office by the latter part of this year. He had his birth in England, in 1609, emigrated hither by 1636, and was received a member of Cambridge church. He was brother to Governor Eaton, of New Haven. Prior to his leav- ing England, he had united with the . Jesuits, but was drawn from them by his friends. The chief ground of objection to him was his severe discipline. After he left the college, he soon departe...d for Virginia. Here he sent for his v. Ife and chil- dren. They embarked, except one son, Benoni, on board of a vessel, and were never more seen or heard from. The manner of his subsequent life and exit is unknown.
November 5. The elders and freemen of each town are to examine * the " moddles " of laws presented to the General Court. All the men who were disarmed as Antinpmians, and who remained in the colony, carrying themselves peaceably, shall have their arms restored to them.
On petition of Colchester, afterwards Salisbury, "William Worcester and Samuel Dudley are designated on a committee for the direction of its affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" • Nathaniel Eaton, the first principal teacher of Harvard Col- lege, had left such an office by the latter part of this year. He had his birth in England, in 1609, emigrated hither by 1636, and was received a member of Cambridge church. He was brother to Governor Eaton, of New Haven. Prior to his leav- ing England, he had united with the . Jesuits, but was drawn from them by his friends. The chief ground of objection to him was his severe discipline. After he left the college, he soon departe...d for Virginia. Here he sent for his v. Ife and chil- dren. They embarked, except one son, Benoni, on board of a vessel, and were never more seen or heard from. The manner of his subsequent life and exit is unknown.
November 5. The elders and freemen of each town are to examine * the " moddles " of laws presented to the General Court. All the men who were disarmed as Antinpmians, and who remained in the colony, carrying themselves peaceably, shall have their arms restored to them.
On petition of Colchester, afterwards Salisbury, "William Worcester and Samuel Dudley are designated on a committee for the direction of its affairs.
What to read after The Ecclesiastical History of New England Comprising Not Only Religious But Al?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph B Joseph Barlow Felt to read onlineMoreLess
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