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Puritan clergy (continued) :-- Quakers (continued) :-
Moral grandeur of those who Threats against, by leading
in these early times malta- clergy, II1.
tained the principles of free- Views of Mr. Whiting relatdorn
inreligion and politics, ing to, weI1 expressed by
78. Turner, 113.
Influence of, in securing and Conduct of, disliked, but
establishing civil liberty, 84, rights of defended, by Rev.
85. Samuel Whiting, I87.
The debt which posterity owes Quincy, Edmund, of Lincolnshire,
to, 86. who came over with Rev.
Learning, eloquence, power John Cotton, 60.
and influence of, on the formation
of our _olitz)al in- R.
stitutions, I82. Records of Massachusetts Colon}
Difficulty in appreciating the (see Index, title "Maqs. Bay,
importance of their public Records of"). " .....
services, i84 . Religious services of the Puritans,
Some leading members of pecullaritles of, 74.
the, were the most tolerant, Revised Laws of Massachusetts,
liberal, large-minded states- edition of I672 , 7I.
men of the age in which RingswelI, 267 .
they ]ived, I88. Ripley, Rev. Ezra, of Concord,
May be justly deemed the 213.
first to maintain the princi , Risdon, quotation from, 266.
ples of govermnent which i Rogers, Rev. Daniel, of Littleton,
have given permanence, 215.
power, and grandeur to this Rogers, John, martyr, 248.
republic, 189. Roxbury, town of, 64
Influence and fame of, as Russell, Hon. Thomas, e47.
compared with the leading William Goodwin, Esq., 247.
magistrates of their times, lion. Thomas, judge, 247.
19o- Lydia Russell Whiting, 247.
26I.
Q" Ruth, the Indian maiden, Io 4.
Quakers, how threatened by Gov. S.
Endicott, 71.
Persecution of, disapproved of Salem, situation of affairs at, when
by Rev. Samuel Whiting, Mr. Whiting came to Lynn,
Ill. 73.