...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...these four crimes, particularly mentioned by Governor Hayncs in pronouncing sentence upon him, Massachusetts deemed it unsafe to permit such a nefarious...

...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 to...these four crimes, particularly mentioned by Governor Hayncs in pronouncing sentence upon him, Massachusetts deemed it unsafe to permit such a nefarious...

...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 to...these four crimes, particularly mentioned by Governor Hayncs in pronouncing sentence upon him, Massachusetts deemed it unsafe to permit such a nefarious...

...for cause of conscience is most evidently and lamentably contrary to the doctrine of Jesus Christ ;" that the power of the civil magistrate " extends only to the bodies, and goods, and outward estate of men." He maintained that " the people were the origin of all free power in government," but...

...for cause of conscience is most evidently and lamentably contrary to the doctrine of Jesus Christ;" that the power of the civil magistrate " extends only to the bodies, and goods, and outward estate of men." He maintained that "the people were the origin of all free power in government," but...

...hear any of the ministers of the Parish Assemblies in England. "4. That the civil magistrates' power extends only to the bodies and goods and outward state of men." And Mr. Williams adds: "I acknowledge the particulars were rightly summed up." Williams appeared before...

...any of the ministers of the Parish Assemblies in England; fourthly, that the civil magistrates' power extends only to the bodies and goods, and outward state of men. I acknowledge the particulars were rightly summed up.'" (Publications of the Narragansett Club, Vol....

...hear any of the ministers of the parish assemblies in England. 4th. That the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies and goods, and outward state of men, etc.' In his letter to Endicott, Williams explains the bearings of the 4th point in the governor's...

...henr 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. To this publication Mr. Cotton replied that it was not for the mere holding of opinions, but for the...