...shall be disturbed in their private meetings in the time of prayer preaching or other divine Service Nor shall any person be molested fined or Imprisoned...for differing in Judgment in matters of Religion who profess Christianity. 11. No Person- of Scandalous or vicious Life, shall be Admitted to the holy Sacrament,...

...shall be disturbed in their private meetings in the time of prayer preaching or other divine Service Nor shall any person be molested fined or Imprisoned...for differing in Judgment in matters of Religion who profess Christianity. 11. No Person of Scandalous or vicious Life, shall be Admitted to the holy Sacrament,...

...of York and the royal family ; and to marry persons after legal publication or license. No person to be molested, fined or imprisoned, for differing in judgment in matters of religion, who profess Christianity. Church-wardens to report twice a year of all profaneness, sabbath breaking, fornication,...

...established something like religious toleration, by enacting that no person who professed Christianity should be molested, fined or imprisoned, for differing in judgment in matters of religion; but decreed, that any one who should deny the true God or his attributes, should be put to death. No...

...favors already extended to your Ub't serv't and friend, BB OABKOLL. " тик DUKE'S LAWS," IOCS. 1665. "Nor shall any person be molested, fined or imprisoned for differing in Judgments ill matters of Itcligion, who profess Christianity." "Every Inhabitant within tins government...

...York, and Royale family," &c. Freedom of religious worship was conceded in the following terms : " nor shall any person be molested, fined, or imprisoned,...differing in Judgment in matters of religion, who profess Christianity." (Green Book, vol. xx. p. 1, Land Office, Harrisburg; Arnold's Hist, of Col....

...York, and Royale family," &c. Freedom of religious worship was conceded in the following terms : " nor shall any person be molested, fined, or imprisoned,...differing in Judgment in matters of religion, who profess Christianity." (Green Book, vol. xx. p. 1, Land Office, Harrisburg; Arnold's Hist, of Col....

...York, and Royale family," &c. Freedom of religious worship was conceded in the following terms : " nor shall any person be molested, fined, or imprisoned,...differing in Judgment in matters of religion, who profess Christianity." (Green Book, vol. xx. p. 1, Land Office, Harrisburg; Arnold's Hist, of Col....

...Sacrament of Baptism to the children of Christian parents, when they shall be tendered." " No person shall be molested, fined, or imprisoned for differing in...matters of religion, who professes Christianity." This is a remarkable body of laws to have proceeded from a governor of the Duke of York, afterwards...

...publication or sufficient license." No congregations were to be disturbed during divine service ; " nor shall any person be molested, fined, or imprisoned...for differing in judgment in matters of religion who profess Christianity." Negro slavery was recognized ; but servants were protected from tyranny and...