Witchcraft in Salem village in 1692 : together with some account of other witchcraft prosecutions in New England and elsewhere (1892)
Nevins, Winfield S · Salem, Mass. : North Shore Pub. Co. · leaf 20
theprinciple of the independence of each religiouscommunity. No liturgy was used; unneces-sary ceremonies were rejected, and the sim-plicity of Calvin was reduced to a still plainerstandard,* 3Bancrofts Hist. U. S., Centenary ed., L, 271.4 Old Naumkeag, 12. SALEM PREVIOUS TO 1692. 13 The ^^… … FIRST CHURCH. ony of earnest men and women. It read as follows : ** We covenant with the Lord, and one with another,and do bind ourselves in the presence of God, to walk to-gether in all His ways, according as He is pleased to re-veal Himself unto us, in His blessed word of truth. 5 Rev. C. W.…
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