The Faiths of the Peoples volume 2
The Faiths of the Peoples volume 2
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Nine others who arrived soon after were similarly treated, whilst from 1659 to 1691, four Friends, Mary Dyer, William Kobinson, Marmaduke Stevenson, and William Leddra were hanged at Boston because they had dared to return to that city.
In 1686, William Penn using his influence with his friend James II. , the latter released fifteen hundred Friends, most of whom had been imprisoned for non- payment of tithes or their refusal to take an oath of allegiance and supremacy. Three years later came th...e Toleration Act, which relieved them from taking the oath, and their persecution may be said to have ceased since then, except as regards tithes and church rates. Meanwhile, the purity of their lives, their patience under affliction, the justness of 112 THE FAITHS OF THE PEOPLES.
their dealings, and devotedness to each other, won the respect of many, so that their numbers increased. George Fox was unwearied in his labours, visiting not only Scotland, Germany, and Holland, but Barbadoes, Jamaica, and America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nine others who arrived soon after were similarly treated, whilst from 1659 to 1691, four Friends, Mary Dyer, William Kobinson, Marmaduke Stevenson, and William Leddra were hanged at Boston because they had dared to return to that city.
In 1686, William Penn using his influence with his friend James II. , the latter released fifteen hundred Friends, most of whom had been imprisoned for non- payment of tithes or their refusal to take an oath of allegiance and supremacy. Three years later came th...e Toleration Act, which relieved them from taking the oath, and their persecution may be said to have ceased since then, except as regards tithes and church rates. Meanwhile, the purity of their lives, their patience under affliction, the justness of 112 THE FAITHS OF THE PEOPLES.
their dealings, and devotedness to each other, won the respect of many, so that their numbers increased. George Fox was unwearied in his labours, visiting not only Scotland, Germany, and Holland, but Barbadoes, Jamaica, and America.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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