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Fragmentary remarks on religious liberty and law in early times
Disjointed reminiscences touch on religious liberty, the English crown, and colonial laws. The speaker references Puritans, Connecticut Blue Law enforcement, and a discussion of Protestant authority. The fragment ends with a note about a county school superintendent meeting to be held in Lansing on Tuesday 5th, with a date circa 1508 unclear.
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