00728nam a2200217 i 450099100358610970753620020503200917.0990612s1945 it ||| | ita b10527904-39ule_instEXGIL123508ExLBiblioteca InterfacoltàitaPraz, Mario11364Motivi e figureTorino :Einaudi,1945205 p. ;22 cm..b1052790402-04-1427-06-02991003586109707536LE002 Fondo Giudici M 11761LE002G-1176le002-E0.00-no 00000.i1060683x27-06-02Motivi e figure217748UNISALENTOle00201-01-99ma -itait 0102469nam 2200205zu 450 99669575460331620260108111429.0(CKB)37910302200041(UnM)99859579(EXLCZ)993791030220004120250319|1661uuuu || |engur|||||||||||Declaration Of The Sad And Great Persecution And Martyrdom Of The People Of God, Called Quakers, In New--england For The Worshipping Of God : Wherof 22 Have Been Banished Upon Pain Of Death. 03 Have Been Martyred. 03 Have Had Their Right-ears Cut. 01 Hath Been Burned In The Hand With The Letter H. 31 Persons Have Received 650 Stripes. 01 Was Beat While His Body Was Like A Jelly. Several Were Beat With Pitched Ropes. Five Appeals Made By Them To England, Were Denied By The Rulers Of Boston. One Thousand Forty Four Pounds Worth Of Goods Hath Been Taken From Them (being Poor Men) For Meeting Together In The Fear Of The Lord, And For Keeping The Commands Of Christ. One Now Lyeth In Iron-fetters, Condemned To Dye. Also, Some Considerations, Presented To The King, Which Is In Answer To A Petition And Address, Which Was Presented Unto Him By The General Court At Boston : Subscribed By J. Endicot, The Chief Persecutor There Thinking Thereby To Cover Themselves From The Blood Of The InnocentProQuest, UMI1661Burrough1883602BOOK996695754603316Declaration Of The Sad And Great Persecution And Martyrdom Of The People Of God, Called Quakers, In New--england For The Worshipping Of God : Wherof 22 Have Been Banished Upon Pain Of Death. 03 Have Been Martyred. 03 Have Had Their Right-ears Cut. 01 Hath Been Burned In The Hand With The Letter H. 31 Persons Have Received 650 Stripes. 01 Was Beat While His Body Was Like A Jelly. Several Were Beat With Pitched Ropes. Five Appeals Made By Them To England, Were Denied By The Rulers Of Boston. One Thousand Forty Four Pounds Worth Of Goods Hath Been Taken From Them (being Poor Men) For Meeting Together In The Fear Of The Lord, And For Keeping The Commands Of Christ. One Now Lyeth In Iron-fetters, Condemned To Dye. Also, Some Considerations, Presented To The King, Which Is In Answer To A Petition And Address, Which Was Presented Unto Him By The General Court At Boston : Subscribed By J. Endicot, The Chief Persecutor There Thinking Thereby To Cover Themselves From The Blood Of The Innocent4502561UNISA