...any of the ministers of the parish assemblies in England. " ' 4. That the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies and goods and outward state of men.' " This account of the matter Cotton terms ' a fraudulent expression of the particulars ' ; for each...

...unite with those of a different creed, he regarded as an open violation of their natural rights." — " That the power of the civil magistrate extends only to the bodies and goods, and outward estates of men." — " lie denied the right of a compulsory imposition of an oath." For which opinions,...

...of the ministers of the parish assemblies in England. "Fourthly, that the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies, and goods, and outward state of men," &c. I acknowledge the particulars were rightly summed up, 6 [" The truth is, I did not publish another...

...any of the ministers of the parish assemblies in England. Fourthly, that the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies and goods and outward state of men." — Mr. Cotton's Letter Examined, &c., p. 375. For these opinions the sentence of the Court was, that...

...any of the Ministers of the Parish Assemblies in England. Fourthly, That the Civill Magistrates power extends only to the Bodies and Goods and outward State of men, etc." — concluding with the words of the Apostle, Rom. xvi: 17 : " Now I beseech you, brethren, marke...

...was not lawful to require a wicked person to swear or pray, which were both forms of worship ; and that the power of the civil magistrate extends only to the bodies, goods, and outward state of men, and not to their «lévate them from their state of barbarism. At...

...was not lawful to require a wicked person to swear or pray, which were both forms of worship ; and that the power of the civil magistrate extends only to the bodies, goods, and outward state of men, and not to their souls and consciences. Banished from the colony in...

...was not lawful to require a wicked person to swear or pray, which were both forms of worship ; and that the power of the civil magistrate extends only to the bodies, goods, and outward state of men, and not to their souls and consciences. Banished from the colony in...

...Finally, he held another doctrine — at that time and in that place sadly eccentric and disgusting — that the power of the civil magistrate " extends only...Roger Williams to abide anywhere within her borders. With respect to the sympathy of Roger Williams with the Indians, it concerns us, at present, to note...

...Finally, he held another doctrine — at that time and in that place sadly eccentric and disgusting — that the power of the civil magistrate " extends only...Roger Williams to abide anywhere within her borders. With respect to the sympathy of Roger Williams with the Indians, it concerns us, at present, to note...