Old New England churches and their children (1906)
Bacon, Mrs. Mary Schell Hoke, 1870- · New York, Doubleday, Page & Company · leaf 116
mericancolonists; but to us it loses slightly because ofDutch phlegmaticism. When the Dutch declaredthat when they had eaten one arm they stillwould fight with the other, we cannot help feelingthat the Dutch would have minded both thefeast and the fight somewhat less than we wouldhave done. A… … ..^ Kings Chapel, Boston, Mass. 67 to the choleric. The Puritan established himselfhere on a religious basis, principally because he wasbom resistant; and the thing along the line ofgreatest resistance at the time of our beginnings,was a. Puritan religion. The stuff those people were made of…
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