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Emerson, Rev. William, 49, 212, Freedom endangered (conl'd) :_
213. By subjecting church-members
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 49. who were censured by the
Enderby, 7. church to disfranchisement,
Endicott, Gov. John, 18. 66.
Attempt of_ with others, to By constituting it a penal ofsecure
office for life, 75, fence, punishable by impris-
76. onment, banishment, "or
Threats of death to those who further," not to labor to be
should break ecclesiastical restored to the church after
laws of the colony, 71. six months' excommunica-
Crusade of, against wearing tion therefronl, 66.
long hair, IOI. By preventing, by l_/w, the
Proceedings of, in respect to gathering of churches withwitchcraft,
97. out the approval of the.
Delusion of, in relation to magistrates, 67 .
Witchcraft, shared by many By disarming citizens on acclergymen,
99. count of religious opinions,
Sincere but mistaken, 77- 69, 7° •
Persecution of Quakers by, By the interference of the Judicial
Courts with the dis-
F. cipline of churches, I24.
Farmer's Genealogical Register, By the interference of the
36. Legislature with the organi-
Fitz James, Robert, 269. zation of religious societies,
Fort Hill, Boston, 64. 132-147'
Improvements on, initiated by Maintained in these days of
Nathaniel Whiting, Esq., intolerance by a few of the
282-284. Puritan ministers, 78.
Foxhull, Descent of estate of, to Of church discipline fl'om the
Whiting, 27o. intermeddling of the civil
Freedom endangered by the close courts, vindicated by Rev.
union of civil and ecclesias- Samuel Whiting, II8, 124.
tical'power, 65. Of the church from the inter-
By the ambition of magls- ference of the Legislature,
trates, 65. maintained in the contest
By giving the right of voting with the General Court
and the elective franchise which grew out of the or,
only to members of churches, ganization of the Third
66. Church in Boston, 132, I47,