After hearing the news of this figure's death, Thomas Weld stated that "The Lord [has] freed us from our great and sore affliction". Followers of this figure refused to serve in the Pequot War because John Wilson was chaplain of the colonial expedition. In an outburst during this person's civil trial, this figure said that "God will ruin you …and this whole state". Despite pleas from William Coddington, this person was found guilty by a panel that included John Winthrop. This daughter of Francis
After hearing the news of this figure's death, Thomas Weld stated that "The Lord [has] freed us from our great and sore affliction". Followers of this figure refused to serve in the Pequot War because John Wilson was chaplain of the colonial expedition. In an outburst during this person's civil trial, this figure said that "God will ruin you …and this whole state". Despite pleas from William Coddington, this person was found guilty by a panel that included John Winthrop. This daughter of Francis Marbury believed that faith alone was the key to salvation, and that moral laws were inconsequential. She was murdered by Siwanoy Indians shortly after her exile to New Netherland. For 10 points, name this woman who was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony, a proponent of antinomianism.
After hearing the news of this figure's death, Thomas Weld stated that "The Lord [has] freed us from our great and sore affliction".
Anne {Hutchinson}