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Memoir of Rev. Patrick Copland: Rector Elect of the First Projected College in the United States; A Chapter of the English Colonization of America (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Edward D. Neill

 
9781331374268: Memoir of Rev. Patrick Copland: Rector Elect of the First Projected College in the United States; A Chapter of the English Colonization of America (Classic Reprint)

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Living, as Copland did, in a period of political and ecclesiastical convulsion; indulging neither in political acerbity, nor tlie odium tlxeologicum, yet not afraid to differ from popular modes of thought and worship, to correspond with Hugh Peters, once the fiery preacher at Salem, Massachusetts, and, at the same time, to call Nicholas Ferrar, the gentle ritualistic recluse of Little Gidding, his friend, it is not strange that his name was not written in large letters by the trimming historians of the era of the vacillating Charles and determined Cromwell, who seemed to think it a work of merit, to hurl words, like barbed arrows, against all who differed from them an iota. The establishment of Christianity in A merica, in Copland sday, largely occupied the attention of the Church. Sir William A lexander, Secretary of State for Scotland, and proprietor of Nova Scotia, as early as 1614, wrote, in one of his poems In tliis last age, Time doth new worlds display, That Christ a Church oer all the earth may have; His righteousness shall barbarous realms away, If their first love more civil lands will leave: America to Europe may succeed; God may stones raise up to A brams
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