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Identifier: fathersofnewengl06andr (find matches)
Title: The fathers of New England; a chronicle of the Puritan commonwealths
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Andrews, Charles McLean, 1863-1943
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he colony, and ofpersecuting the Quakers and others of religiousviews different from her own. She was declaredto be seeking independence of Crown and Parlia-ment by forbidding appeals to England, refusing SIMON BRADSTREET Painting in the State House, Boston. JOHN ENDECOTT Painting in the collection of the Massachusetts Historical Society,Boston. doping onfirmal ...d religious ■ All Ion signed bj:ratedhersoH ying tl Anglicans ,ous iferent eclared ndeD( Parlia- l, refusing
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WINNING THE CHARTERS 105 to enforce the oath of allegiance to the King, andin general exceeding the powers laid down in hercharter. The new plantations council, commis-sioned by the King in December, 1660, sent a per-emptory letter the following April ordering thecolony to proclaim the King in the most solemnmanner, and to hold herself in readiness to answercomplaints by appointing persons well instructedto represent her before itself in England. At thesame time, it begged the King to go slowly, givingMassachusetts an opportunity to be heard, andto write a letter with all possible tenderness,pointing out that submission to the royal authoritywas absolutely essential. This the King did,confirming the charter of Massachusetts, renewingthe colonys rights and privileges, and in concilia-tory fashion ascribing all derelictions of duty tothe iniquity of the times rather than to any evilintention of the heart. Then declaring that thechief aim of the charter was liberty of conscience,the King

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