This man called Quakers, "Anti-Christian and Blasphemous," in his "George Fox Digged Out of His Burrowes and he wrote a dialogue between Truth and Peace in his The Bloody Tenant of Persecution. He persuaded one tribe not to get involved in the Pequot War and wrote about that tribe's language in A Key Into the Language of America. A rival of William Codrington, he combated antinomianism by kicking Anne Hutchinson out of his colony. For ten points, name this man who founded a colony on land formerly occupied by the Narrag
This man called Quakers, "Anti-Christian and Blasphemous," in his "George Fox Digged Out of His Burrowes and he wrote a dialogue between Truth and Peace in his The Bloody Tenant of Persecution. He persuaded one tribe not to get involved in the Pequot War and wrote about that tribe's language in A Key Into the Language of America. A rival of William Codrington, he combated antinomianism by kicking Anne Hutchinson out of his colony. For ten points, name this man who founded a colony on land formerly occupied by the Narragansett Tribe, Rhode Island.
This man called Quakers, "Anti-Christian and Blasphemous," in his "George Fox Digged Out of His Burrowes and he wrote a dialogue between Truth and Peace in his The Bloody Tenant of Persecution.
Roger {Williams}