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1641 HENRY BURTON. Puritan Ears Cut Off for Advocating the Separation of Church and State. Miracles Rubbed through at extremities

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Rubbed through at extremities

It is worthy of note that the work was published concurrently with some of the very first poems regarding slave travel by Phillis Wheatley

"This sufficiently refutes all those who pretend to excuse themselves from coming to the Church

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and Roman general Lucius Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus (3rd C

1641 HENRY BURTON. Puritan Ears Cut Off for Advocating the Separation of Church and State. Miracles Rubbed through at extremitiesVery scarce tractate by radical Puritan, Henry Burton [1578 1648]. Just four years earlier, in 1637, Burton, and other radical Puritans William Prynne and John Bastwick, had his ears lopped off for publicly reproving Archbishop Laud. They were said to have been cut so close to the face that the temporal artery was struck so that he nearly bled to death. Released from prison in 1640, he returned immediately to the battle for religious liberty,

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