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Chapter 14 RELIGION AND GOVERNMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS
(1631-1638)
The history of the beginnings of the Massachusetts colony shows that there was no real unity in church matters among the first emigrants. The majority were strongly tinctured with Puritanism, but nonconformity took on many shades of opinion. When it came to adopting a form of religion for Massachusetts, the question was decided by th
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