OF ANTHONY WAYNE AND SIR HENRY VANE. BOSTON: HILLIARD, GRAY, AND CO. LONDON: RICHARD JAMES KENNETT. 1835. Entered according to the act of Congress in the year 1835, by JARED SPARKS, in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts. CAMBRIDGE: CHARLES FOLSOM, PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY. FORMA BERNA the King's Ensign.-Slight Connexion be- tween the Colonies and Mother Country.- Antinomian Controversy.- Religious Opinions of the Colonists. Mrs. Anne Hutchinson's Arrival in Boston. Her Weekly Meetings for Females. Regarded with Jealousy. - Vane an Adherent of Mrs. Hutchinson. of the Controversy. Colonial Election. Vane superseded.- Supported by Boston.- One of the earliest Advocates of Religious Liberty.- Eulogized as such by Mackintosh. – Colonial Legislation adverse to the Rights of Conscience. Views of the Colonists on the Subject of Religious Liberty. - Vane's |