History of Congregationalism from about A.D. 250 to the Present Time: In Continuation of the Account of the Origin and Earliest History of this System of Church Polity Contained in "A View of Congregationalism", Band 4

Congregational Publishing Company, 1880

INTRODUCTORY ENGLAND 16201630JAMES I AND CHARLES	1

Welcome tidings to Puritans in England from New England col	7

Mortons and Hubbards testimony 16 The confession	15

CHAPTER III	32

Rapid increase of its membership 41	45

CharlestownElection of officers Covenant 54 Immigra	55

CHAPTER IV	65

CHAPTER V	83

lently opposed 376377 The slanderous statements of Rich	379

The persecuted church at Somers Island appeals successfully	389

question of emigration to the Bahamas 392 Relief sent from	397

efforts to send relief 407408 Effects of the Spanish con	409

Settlement of Southampton Long Island 1640 pp 441	442

cessive ministers of the townIn 1712 the Congregational	465

practice of the New Haven and the Hartford churches 474	474

Newark Covenant 477 These churches early become Pres	482

cupied place in MassachusettsThey prefer New Haven	95

CHAPTER VI	114

CHAPTER VII	136

Repeated attempts at colonization in Maine 136 Arrival	147

church follows at a long interval the maintenance of public	173

session Mr Williams receives sentence of banishment	179

Williams 181182 Official edict of the General Court	183

Mr Williams 189 Division in the churchCase of	190

CHAPTER IX	196

CHAPTER X	219

Island proper first settled by disfranchised Antinomians	235

Newport church become Baptists 239 A Congregational	248

First officers of the church at Plymouth 249 Notices of Sam	250

Roger Williams 253254 Rev John Reyner is chosen	263

churches of Plymouth colony 287289	287

ii	321

CHAPTER XIII	327

planters refuse the Proprietarys oath 333 They resolve	337

The spirit of emigration among the Nonconformists of England	361

Early colonists of Carolina mainly Dissenters 485 Immigration	499

wins the historic name of Liberty CountyIn 1861	519

Noble record of the Midway church abundantly attested	523

the Congregationalists at Beech Hill 529530 The Dorches	531

CHAPTER XIX	543

line in many townships 559560 The first ministers in Nova	563

Emigrants from Massachusetts begin a settlement at Mauger	570

Scotia and New Brunswick 573 Early attempts to establish	580

Cape Breton first settled by the French 585 The importance	586

Its history and present status 592593 Church organized	596

Prosperity of the church 598 Church in Danville formed	604

99	605

Extent of the early immigration Winthrops account of its free	611

lawPractical independence 618 Various courts Free	633

Dean Kennets discussion with Rev Dr Colman	643

CHAPTER XXI	649

effects of the war 651 Slow increase of churches from 1760	655

State Conference of MaineThe Bangor Theological Semi	674

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Titel	History of Congregationalism from about A.D. 250 to the Present Time: In Continuation of the Account of the Origin and Earliest History of this System of Church Polity Contained in "A View of Congregationalism", Band 4 Band 4 von History of Congregationalism from about A.D. 250 to the Present Time, George Punchard History of Congregationalism from about A.D. 250 to the Present Time: In Continuation of the Account of the Origin and Earliest History of this System of Church Polity Contained in "A View of Congregationalism", George Punchard
Autor/in	George Punchard
Ausgabe	3
Verlag	Congregational Publishing Company, 1880
Original von	Harvard University
Digitalisiert	7. Dez. 2007

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