The English in America
The English in America
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xxxiii, 34). Yet his act herein was not blamed, but recorded among his virtuous actions. The Lord keep us," he says, " from this harlot's cup of toleration, lest while we seem to reject with open face of profession, we bring her in by a back door, and so come to drink of the cup of the Lord's wrath and be filled with her plagues." How inconsistent is man, and how easily does he enlist his reason on the side of his wishes or his passions ! What rendered the conduct of the Governor still m...ore irritating was, that he not only placed the clergymen of the Church of England practically on a footing with the Puritan ministers but that in his private intercourse he treated them with much greater respect. Hutchinson informs us, with infinite ndiveU^ that " Sir Edmund actually asserted that he considered the preachers as mere laymen ;" and records this with as great gravity as if he had never heard of such an idea before, and believed Andross to be the only man in the world that entertained it.
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Chron.
xxxiii, 34). Yet his act herein was not blamed, but recorded among his virtuous actions. The Lord keep us," he says, " from this harlot's cup of toleration, lest while we seem to reject with open face of profession, we bring her in by a back door, and so come to drink of the cup of the Lord's wrath and be filled with her plagues." How inconsistent is man, and how easily does he enlist his reason on the side of his wishes or his passions ! What rendered the conduct of the Governor still m...ore irritating was, that he not only placed the clergymen of the Church of England practically on a footing with the Puritan ministers but that in his private intercourse he treated them with much greater respect. Hutchinson informs us, with infinite ndiveU^ that " Sir Edmund actually asserted that he considered the preachers as mere laymen ;" and records this with as great gravity as if he had never heard of such an idea before, and believed Andross to be the only man in the world that entertained it.
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