The Emancipation of Massachusetts
The Emancipation of Massachusetts
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] Mather prided himself on what he had done. "I am not so vain as to saythat any wisdom or virtue of mine did contribute unto this good order ofthings; but I am so just as to say, I did not hinder this good. "[Footnote: _Idem_, p. 12. ] Men with such beliefs, and lured onward bysuch temptations, were incapable of letting the tremendous powersuperstition gave them slip from their grasp without an effort on theirown behalf; and accordingly it was not long before the Mathers were oncemore at work.... On the 10th of September, 1693, or about nine months afterthe last spasms at Salem, and when the belief in enchantments was fastfalling into disrepute, a girl named Margaret Rule was taken with theaccustomed symptoms in Boston. Forthwith these two godly divines repairedto her bedside, and this is what took place:-- * * * * * Then Mr. M---- father and son came up, and others with them, in the wholewere about thirty or forty persons, they being sat, the father on a stool, and the son upon the bedside by her, the son began to question her: Margaret Rule, how do you do?
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] Mather prided himself on what he had done. "I am not so vain as to saythat any wisdom or virtue of mine did contribute unto this good order ofthings; but I am so just as to say, I did not hinder this good. "[Footnote: _Idem_, p. 12. ] Men with such beliefs, and lured onward bysuch temptations, were incapable of letting the tremendous powersuperstition gave them slip from their grasp without an effort on theirown behalf; and accordingly it was not long before the Mathers were oncemore at work.... On the 10th of September, 1693, or about nine months afterthe last spasms at Salem, and when the belief in enchantments was fastfalling into disrepute, a girl named Margaret Rule was taken with theaccustomed symptoms in Boston. Forthwith these two godly divines repairedto her bedside, and this is what took place:-- * * * * * Then Mr. M---- father and son came up, and others with them, in the wholewere about thirty or forty persons, they being sat, the father on a stool, and the son upon the bedside by her, the son began to question her: Margaret Rule, how do you do?
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