Il pellegrino padri del New England e i loro successori puritana . e da Scrooby,insieme al resto dei cittadini, visto il bellissimo municipio di Leida racchiusa da una solida palizzata di assi quercino,rafforzata dalle barre di ferro con rebbi di filo spinato, vide cannonplanted lungo il lavoro e le aziende di Waartgelders,armati dalla testa ai piedi, redatto in linea. Il convictionspread attraverso Zelanda, Friesland, Groningen, e viburno-terra, che il partito Arminian era pericoloso per lo stato,che il pericolo deve essere soddisfatta da un atto comune di theconfederacy, e che a tal fine un sinodo nazionale devonoessere calle

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The Pilgrim fathers of New England and their Puritan successors . e from Scrooby, along with the rest of the citizens, saw the beautiful town-hall of Leyden enclosed by a solid palisade of oaken planks, strengthened by iron bars with barbed prongs, saw cannonplanted along the work, and companies of Waartgelders, armed from head to foot, drawn up in line. The convictionspread through Zealand, Friesland, Groningen, and Guelder-land, that the Arminian party was dangerous to the State, that the danger should be met by a common act of theconfederacy, and that to this end a national synod shouldbe called. This was the origin of the great Synod ofDort, which held its hundred and eighty sessions betweenNovember, 1618, and the following May, and which endedin pronouncing the followers of Arminius to be hereticsand schismatics, and declaring them incapable of holdingeither clerical or academical post. So for the moment thestorm passed off till a greater storm should come, andEurope, in a Thirty Years War, be deluged with blood. 136 PILGRIM FATHERS OF NEW ENGLAND.. BOSTON STUMP-AND MARKET PLACE.{_From a sketch by Charles Whymper.) V. THE WRITINGS OF JOHN ROBINSON. The pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers wielded so powerful an influence over the minds of the men who were the earliest founders of New England, that it may be worth while to see what he was, not only as the pastor of the Leyden Church, but also as a worker in the fields of literature. There are three volumes of his collected works, ^ and a further little tractate which has come to light in recent years.^ As we might expect from the circumstances of the time, his writings are mainly controversial, but defensive rather than offensive. He was the trusted leader of a little ^ The Works of JoJdi Robinson : with Memoir and Annotations byRobert Ashton. Three vols. London, icSji.* A Manumission to a Mannduction. By John Robinson. 1615. THE WRITINGS OF JOHN ROBINSON. 137 band of Separatists who were assailed from many sides, and he fel

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