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The Beginners of a Nation

Note Note 10, page 215 — BOOK II. THE PURITAN MIGRATION. (continued 2)

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Thus the church discipline and the form of government in Massachusetts borrowed much from Plymouth, but the mildness and semi-toleration—the "toleration of tolerable opinions"—which Robinson had impressed on the Pilgrims was not so easily communicated to their new neighbors who had been trained in another school. Note 10.

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