Authority in Magistrates, Liberty in the People, Purity in the Church – John Cotton
Called Unto Liberty, 17th Century Sermons
John Cotton, 1636
In 1636, in a letter to Lord Say and Seale, John Cotton, addressing concerns about the theocratic...
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