Samuel Seabury was a member who, like most of its members, wrote against the American Revolution.
A member of this organization wrote a pamphlet that was just one hundred rhetorical questions in support of traditional authorities called the American Querist. Jonathan Mayhew attacked the heavy-handedness of East Apthorp, a member of this organization in Massachusetts. Patrick Henry became famous by defending Hanover County against one of its members, who sued for back wages after the House of Burgesses limited the pay of its members in the Two-Penny Act. Samuel Seabury was a member who, like most of its members, wrote against the American Revolution. Seabury had to go to Scotland for (*) consecration, but in 1786 Parliament passed a law allowing people to be ordained in this organization without taking the Oath of Supremacy. For 10 points, name this organization which became the Episcopal Church after the American Revolution.
A member of this organization wrote a pamphlet that was just one hundred rhetorical questions in support of traditional authorities called the American Querist.
Church of England (or Anglican Communion; accept Episcopal Church before "Episcopal")