The History of Massachusetts volume 1
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171; Ellis's Life of Mrs. 11. ; 2M. H. Coll. , 4. 15; Hubbard, 283. Upham's Life of Vane ; Drake'. S * Cotton's Way, 51 ; Hutchinson, Boston, 227, &c.
vol. 2, App. ; Savage, on Winthrop, ' Emerson's Hist. First Church.
21* •24t) MRS. ANNE HUTCHINSON.
iiAr. And her profitable and sober carriage of matters, made, ^, v->^ this her practice less suspected by the godly magistrates "^'^' and elders. " ' Hence her meetings became popular ; Mrs. Hutchinson, from the zeal and ability with which she con-... ducted them, acquired, by an anagrammatical transposition of the letters of her name, the title of " the Nonsuch ; " ^ and her assemblies were termed " gossippings, " a term then of respectable import, though subsequently converted into one of ridicule and contempt. From sixty to eighty of the principal females of Boston attended her gather- ings ; and in them she was accustomed, in a " prophetical way, " to resolve questions of doctrine, and expound passa- ges of Scripture, with as oracular authority as the wisest of the clergy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
171; Ellis's Life of Mrs. 11. ; 2M. H. Coll. , 4. 15; Hubbard, 283. Upham's Life of Vane ; Drake'. S * Cotton's Way, 51 ; Hutchinson, Boston, 227, &c.
vol. 2, App. ; Savage, on Winthrop, ' Emerson's Hist. First Church.
21* •24t) MRS. ANNE HUTCHINSON.
iiAr. And her profitable and sober carriage of matters, made, ^, v->^ this her practice less suspected by the godly magistrates "^'^' and elders. " ' Hence her meetings became popular ; Mrs. Hutchinson, from the zeal and ability with which she con-... ducted them, acquired, by an anagrammatical transposition of the letters of her name, the title of " the Nonsuch ; " ^ and her assemblies were termed " gossippings, " a term then of respectable import, though subsequently converted into one of ridicule and contempt. From sixty to eighty of the principal females of Boston attended her gather- ings ; and in them she was accustomed, in a " prophetical way, " to resolve questions of doctrine, and expound passa- ges of Scripture, with as oracular authority as the wisest of the clergy.
What to read after The History of Massachusetts volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Stetson Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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