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Liberty (canlinued) : -- Liberty (continued) :_
The preservation of, hardly How affected by the interfer
to be hoped for in the condi- ence of judicial courts with
tion of affairs then existing, the discipline of churches,
75. I24"
Rapid decline of, in the col- By the attempts of the Genony,
75. eral Court to control the
Danger of loss of, through a organization of religious
tendency of the people to societies, I32, z47.
theocracy and hereditary How finally vindicated, I47.
nobility, 75. Successful efforts in behalf of,
Dangerous inroad upon, by Rev. Samuel Whiting,
made by Dudley, Winthrop -, I47.
and Endicott, in securing Lidiard Park, 44.
offices for life, 75. Lothrop, Rev. John, 248.
Struggle of the colonists for, Luther, I87.
while hereditary nobility Lynn, town of, named in honor of
was advocated by ambitious Rev. Samuel Whiting, 87.
magistrates, 76 . Lynn Regis, Eng., 87.
Body-guard provided for the
governor, 76. M.
Laws subversive of, 76.
Absence of, illustrated by the Magistrates of the colony,
cases of Thomas Star and Influence of and control over
Katherine French, I637-38, the organization and disci-
76. pline of churches, 66, 67, 68.
Condition and prospects of, in Claim of, to control of ecclesi-
Europe, as viewed by De astlcal affairs, 66-68.
Tocqueville, 82. Inordinate ambition of, 74, 75,
Why and how finally secured 76.
in the colony, 82, 83 . Attempt of, to secure life-
Final vindication of, by the offices, 75.
efforts of a few of the great Attempt of, to establish hered-
Puritan clergyman and lay- itary nobility, 76.
men, 84. Body-guard allowed to the
Influence upon, by the clergy, governor, 76 .
84, 85- Laws pa ted to . .e apd ira-
How affected by the persecu- prison *_'_ v lao disaption
of Quakers, 7I, III, prove roceedings
113, I87. of, 76.