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… Trip, Harris, Allmy, Barton, some of them called Quakers, some called Generals. Each colony has a body of … there; next most sufferance is at New Plymouth where are Quakers and Baptists, but some Quakers and Baptists at Massachusetts, but fewest at …
… to prepare a Bill to prevent the meeting of negroes with Quakers as members of their congregation. April 19. The …
… are much broken and have no public meeting-house; the Quakers daily increase in number, subtlety, and perverseness, …
… for remittance of duty on Madeira. Act to prevent Quakers bringing negroes to their meetings passed, also an … petition the Governor and Council to inquire whether the Quakers have of late appointed solemn meetings and resolved … An Act to continue an Act to prevent the People called Quakers from bringing Negroes to their Meetings. Passed 17 …
… to take the oath of allegiance and supremacy except the Quakers who are in no places of trust. Has sent all the laws …
… and leaves no people to be hired for military service. Quakers keep so few white servants that almost an eighth … as to the Treaty of Neutrality and the indulgence to Quakers. I was mightily rejoiced to hear the news of the …
… would not join him to break it. He pressed me to admit the Quakers' attest instead of an oath to prove that they were … of Trade. As long as the Government is in the hands of Quakers, as it is, it must be expected that pirates and … to raise any, the magistrates and their assemblies being Quakers. There are several hundred able and willing to bear …