The Lives of John Wilson, John Norton, And John Davenport 5
The Lives of John Wilson, John Norton, And John Davenport 5
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Mather says : *< I am afraid that the guilt of innocent blood is still crying in the ears of the Lord against you ; I mean the blood of Leisler and Milburn." These men (Leisler and Milburn) were concerned in the revolution in New York, at the time of the accession of William and Mary, and were pub- licly executed, under sentence of Dudley, while he was Chief Justice of that province. Lord Bellamont afterwards declared, that '* these men were not only murdered, but barbarously mur- dered." Mr. Bancroft also, in his history, speaks of their execution as "judicial murder." Dr. Mather's fifth and last fear for the gover- nor was, that '< the Lord is ofiended with you, in that you ordinarily forsake the worship of God, in the holy church with which you are connected^ in the afternoon of the Lord's day ; and spend the whole time, after the public exer- cise, with some persons reputed very ungodly men." In conclusion, Dr. Mather says : " How glad should I be, if I could receive satisfaction, that my fears of your being faulty in the matters I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mather says : *< I am afraid that the guilt of innocent blood is still crying in the ears of the Lord against you ; I mean the blood of Leisler and Milburn." These men (Leisler and Milburn) were concerned in the revolution in New York, at the time of the accession of William and Mary, and were pub- licly executed, under sentence of Dudley, while he was Chief Justice of that province. Lord Bellamont afterwards declared, that '* these men were not only murdered, but barbarously mur- dered." Mr. Bancroft also, in his history, speaks of their execution as "judicial murder." Dr. Mather's fifth and last fear for the gover- nor was, that '< the Lord is ofiended with you, in that you ordinarily forsake the worship of God, in the holy church with which you are connected^ in the afternoon of the Lord's day ; and spend the whole time, after the public exer- cise, with some persons reputed very ungodly men." In conclusion, Dr. Mather says : " How glad should I be, if I could receive satisfaction, that my fears of your being faulty in the matters I.
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