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Because of the “gag order” against publishing debated points during the crafting of the Confession by the Westminster Assembly
Eminent Divines in Aberdeen and the North: Their Work and their Influence
or use Continental currency that they believed aided the conflict
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Samuel Pearce (1766-1799) followed him
1775 BATTLES OF LEXINGTON & CONCORD. Quakers Warned Revolutionary Participation is Gospel Unfaithfulness. ZZArtwork Because of the “gag order”A critical communication by John Pemberton on behalf of the Society of Friends in New England issued just three months before the battles at Lexington and Concord. The Revolutionary crisis was at its absolute breaking point. The document makes its purpose explicit; it is written in light of "the troubles and commotions which have prevailed, and still continue in this once peaceful land, and responds with a firm demand for Quaker neutrality and non