The Story of Religion in AmericaBaker Book House, 1973 - 492 pagine |
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Pagina 46
... colonists had been too poor to pay for their transporta- tion to America , nor were they able to meet the expense of maintaining themselves while building the colony . They were , therefore , forced to form a partnership with some ...
... colonists had been too poor to pay for their transporta- tion to America , nor were they able to meet the expense of maintaining themselves while building the colony . They were , therefore , forced to form a partnership with some ...
Pagina 83
... colony of New York . William Penn's colony of Pennsylvania and the other Quaker colonies , New Jersey and Delaware , dominated as they were by the liberal ideas of Penn and his associates , likewise attracted a great variety of peoples ...
... colony of New York . William Penn's colony of Pennsylvania and the other Quaker colonies , New Jersey and Delaware , dominated as they were by the liberal ideas of Penn and his associates , likewise attracted a great variety of peoples ...
Pagina 87
... colony , Catholics , English Puritans , Lutherans , Anabaptists , -here called Mennonists . " Of the colony at Fort Orange Father Jogues says : There is " a colony sent here by this Rensselaer , who is the patroon . This colony is ...
... colony , Catholics , English Puritans , Lutherans , Anabaptists , -here called Mennonists . " Of the colony at Fort Orange Father Jogues says : There is " a colony sent here by this Rensselaer , who is the patroon . This colony is ...
Sommario
CREATIVE FORCES IN AMERICAN RELIGION | 1 |
THE EUROPEAN BACKGROUND | 8 |
ESTABLISHED CHURCH Beginnings in America | 26 |
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