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Domestic News August 25, 1790

Gazette Of The United States

New York, New York County, New York

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Extract from a Boston letter reports that Reverends Byles and Walter visited from Nova Scotia, expressing loyalty to the King and Church but a desire to live under American liberty; opportunities may arise if traditional ordinations are favored over new ones, as Episcopacy expands eastward.

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NEW-YORK, August 25.

Extract of a letter, from Boston, August 9.

The reverend Doctors Byles and Walter have lately made us a visit from the fair regions of Nova-Scotia; and it is said notwithstanding their love of their King, and attachment to the hierarchy of the Church, they wish to live under the old tree of liberty.—No door seems to be open at present; but if the old ordinations should be preferred to the new, or American manufacture, it is probable that a chance may offer.—especially as brother Ogden of Portsmouth says the sheepfold of Episcopacy is extending its limits to the Eastward.

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Politics Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Nova Scotia Clergy Tree Of Liberty Episcopacy Expansion

What entities or persons were involved?

Doctors Byles Doctors Walter Ogden

Where did it happen?

Boston

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Boston

Event Date

August 9

Key Persons

Doctors Byles Doctors Walter Ogden

Event Details

Reverend Doctors Byles and Walter visited from Nova-Scotia; despite loyalty to the King and Church hierarchy, they wish to live under the tree of liberty. No immediate opportunities, but possible if old ordinations preferred over new American ones, especially with Episcopacy expanding eastward per Ogden of Portsmouth.

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