This man founded a school in the English village of Little Baddow after Archbishop Laud expelled him from a position at Chelmsford Cathedral.
This man founded a school in the English village of Little Baddow after Archbishop Laud expelled him from a position at Chelmsford Cathedral. After fleeing prosecution for non-conformity by boarding the ship Griffin to America, he compiled his ecclesiastical views in the book A Survey of the Summe of Church-Discipline. This man was supported by Samuel Stone in a dispute with John Cotton. Thomas Welles and Roger Ludlow drafted a document inspired by this man's theories which was signed by the cities of Wethersfield and Windsor and which guaranteed universal manhood suffrage. This man's most famous action may have violated the Warwick Patent, a grant of land to the Earl of Warwick, and is commemorated by a plaque in the Cambridge Common marking the exact spot from which this man left Massachusetts to found Hartford. For 10 points, name this founder of Connecticut.
This man founded a school in the English village of Little Baddow after Archbishop Laud expelled him from a position at Chelmsford Cathedral.
Thomas Hooker