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Ill News from New England

by John Clarke · 1609–1676

Published: 1652
Length: 43,994 words
Reading: ~3 hours
Divisions: 44

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Ill newes from New-England, or, A nar[r]ative of New-Englands persecution wherin is declared that while old England is becoming new, New-England is become old : also four proposals to the Honoured Parliament and Councel of State, touching the way to propagate the Gospel of Christ ... : also four conclusions touching the faith and order of the Gospel of Christ out of his last will and testament, confirmed and justified / by John Clark ...

London Printed by Henry Hills ... 1652.

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DedicationTo the Right Honorable the Houſe of PARLIAMENT, and COUNCEL of STATE for the Commonwealth of ENGLAND, The…
DedicationTo the Honored Magiſtracy, the Presbytery, and their dependency in the Mathatuſets Colony in New-England,…
To the readerTo the true Chriſtian Reader.
DiscourseThe Narrative declares
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DocumentThe Sentence of Iohn Clarke of Road-Iland. 31. 5. 51.
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DocumentTo the Honoured Court Aſſembled at Boſton.
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DocumentThe Concluſions were as followeth.
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DocumentTo the Keeper of the priſon.
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DocumentMy Anſwer followeth, ſuperſcribed,
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DocumentThe Sentence of Obediah Holmes of Seacuck, the 31 of the 5th M. 1651.
LetterUnto the well beloved Brethren Iohn Spilsbury, William Kiſſin, and the reſt that in London ſtand fast in…
LetterThe 12 of the 7th. M. 51. To the Honoured Governour.
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DocumentTo the Keeper or his Deputy.
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DocumentA Relation of my being brought before the Magiſtrates the 6th of the 7th Moneth, 1651.
PartCertain Lawes eſtabliſhed in the Colony of the Mathatuſets in New-England, and drawn forth (by conſtraint)…
SectionFor the ſuppreſſing of Anabaptiſts.
SectionAgainſt Blasphemy, being a capitall tranſgreſsion.
SectionTo raiſe money for Publick charges in Church and Commonwealth.
SectionLawes Eccleſiaſticall.
SectionHereſie.
SectionDiſturbing of Churches.
SectionTorture.
TestimonyThe Teſtimony of John Clarke, Obediah Holmes, and John Crandall, Priſoners at Boſton in New-England,…

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