The Puritans Versus the Quakers a Review of the Persecutions of the Early Quak
The Puritans Versus the Quakers a Review of the Persecutions of the Early Quak
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40 The Quakers, from whom flow nearly all of the good and perfect gifts in the early history of Rhode Island, after erecting their meeting houses proceeded to estab- lish schools in various localities. " Early in 1777, my grandfather, Moses Farnum, and Moses Brown, Thomas Lapham, Job Scott, Elisha Thornton, Samuel and George Arnold, Antipas Earle, and David Steere, were appoint- ed to draw up a plan, which was adopted, establishing a free school among Friends, and Moses Farnum, Moses Brown, Tho...mas and David Steere, Ezekiel Comstock, Benjamin Arnold, Rufus and George Smith, Daniel Cass, Samuel Aldrich, Gardner Earle, David Buffum, and Thomas Lapham, Jr. , all Quakers, were appointed the first School Committee in northern Rhode Island. The yearly meeting established a Friends' school at Ports- mouth, R. I. , in 1784, which was removed to Providence in 1819, and which has developed into the present flour- ishing institution there, near Brown University. " The philanthropic zeal of the Quakers in the early times, awoke such an interest in educational matters, that measures were soon after taken to establish public schools which should be free to all.
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40 The Quakers, from whom flow nearly all of the good and perfect gifts in the early history of Rhode Island, after erecting their meeting houses proceeded to estab- lish schools in various localities. " Early in 1777, my grandfather, Moses Farnum, and Moses Brown, Thomas Lapham, Job Scott, Elisha Thornton, Samuel and George Arnold, Antipas Earle, and David Steere, were appoint- ed to draw up a plan, which was adopted, establishing a free school among Friends, and Moses Farnum, Moses Brown, Tho...mas and David Steere, Ezekiel Comstock, Benjamin Arnold, Rufus and George Smith, Daniel Cass, Samuel Aldrich, Gardner Earle, David Buffum, and Thomas Lapham, Jr. , all Quakers, were appointed the first School Committee in northern Rhode Island. The yearly meeting established a Friends' school at Ports- mouth, R. I. , in 1784, which was removed to Providence in 1819, and which has developed into the present flour- ishing institution there, near Brown University. " The philanthropic zeal of the Quakers in the early times, awoke such an interest in educational matters, that measures were soon after taken to establish public schools which should be free to all.
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