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Later Americans have hymned it as the very cradle of our democracy , where all those , such as the Quakers , who were hounded and imprisoned and even put to death for their beliefs by Puritans and other tyrants , were able to find haven ...
Later Americans have hymned it as the very cradle of our democracy , where all those , such as the Quakers , who were hounded and imprisoned and even put to death for their beliefs by Puritans and other tyrants , were able to find haven ...
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I had in mine eye the vindicating this think W. Edmundson also read out of the colony for receiving of such persons whom others would not ; we suffer for their sakes " That the people called Quakers are and are accounted their abettors ...
I had in mine eye the vindicating this think W. Edmundson also read out of the colony for receiving of such persons whom others would not ; we suffer for their sakes " That the people called Quakers are and are accounted their abettors ...
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In the 18th Century , Quakerism was a more respectable heresy , well - established in several of the American colonies . John Woolman , born at Northampton , New Jersey , was one of the most distinguished of American Quaker missionaries ...
In the 18th Century , Quakerism was a more respectable heresy , well - established in several of the American colonies . John Woolman , born at Northampton , New Jersey , was one of the most distinguished of American Quaker missionaries ...
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