1642 EPHRAIM UDALL. Presbyterians Stealing Tithes, Committing Sacrilege, etc., Rare. Abolition originally meant to be private

originally meant to be private notes addressed to himself and published only later

it is based on Philippians 4

*Bethlehem [PA] from a Traveller's Note Book

Improved Edition

He was likely ejected earlier on account of his more radical views

1642 EPHRAIM UDALL. Presbyterians Stealing Tithes, Committing Sacrilege, etc., Rare. Abolition originally meant to be privateA very scarce and scathing tractate addressed to Cromwell and the Puritan Presbyterian Parliament accusing them of raiding the cupboards once they were in Parliament, stealing tithes which had been collected for the Church of England, of taking Church of England property, etc., This was no theory to the author. Udall himself had been a shining light among the puritans, before being persuaded to join the episcopacy in 1641. Immediately afterward, he