...fact, that one of the charges against him was, that he maintained " that the civil Magistrates' power extends only to the Bodies and Goods, and outward State of men." It may be, as Cotton says, that this, though charged, was not one of the reasons for Williams' banishment...

...that he believed that the lands of Indians should not be taken without purchase, and that he believed 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. And he gravely tells you that...

...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...

...one which contained the Head and front of his offending — that — "The Civil Magistrate's power extends only to the Bodies and Goods, and outward state of men — that the Magistrate ought not to punish the breach of the First Table, except when the Civil Peace,...

...separation of Church and State ; or, to use his own words, his holding that " the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies and goods and outward state of men." This is the reason why he was warned off from Plymouth, after he had unwittingly taken refuge within...

...it 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." 8. "The Navigation Act. the...

...lawfulness of hearing the parish ministers in England. 4. The doctrine " that the Civill Magistrates' power extends only to the Bodies and Goods and outward State of men." Against the evidence of Williams, Winthrop, and the 22 CHAP. II. Note 12, page 292. Centrifugal Forces...

...Williams, proclaimed in Salem the " newe and dangerous opinion '' that " the civill magistrates' power extends only to the Bodies and Goods and outward State of men," having no right to meddle with one's religion or with matters of conscience, such a doctrine as this,...

...Williams himself in 1644, occurs the following specification : " That the civil magistrate's power extends only to the bodies and goods and outward state of men." Governor Haynes was still living, and the most of the others also who had had a hand in the banishment...

...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, etc. I acknowledge the particulars were rightly summed up." It is evident at a glance that it is only...