An account of the fair and impartial proceedings of the Lords proprietors, governour and council of the colony of South Carolina, in answer to the untrue suggestions, contained in the petition of Jos. Boon and others, and of a paper intituled, The case of the Church of England in Carolina.

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The proprietors' reply to Joseph Boone's petition presented to the House of Lords on behalf of dissenters in South Carolina. Boone was protesting two acts of the South Carolina Assembly, sent to the proprietors for approval, that required Assembly members to conform to the Church of England's practices and that declared Church of England practices to be the established religion in the colony. The response supported the law to establish the building of more Churches of England in Carolina (as well as regulations regarding ministers and other matters) and challenged the statements of Boone,"known to be a dissenter," and a great "opposer" of the establishment of the church in that part of the province.

Print version: Account of the fair and impartial proceedings of the Lord Proprietors, Governour and Council of the Colony of South Carolina in answer to the untrue suggestions contained in the petition of Jos. Boon and others, and of a paper intituled, The case of the Church of England in Carolina. London : Printed by J. Brudeneil in Little-Brittain, 1706

English

October 08, 2019

English Short Title Catalog, ESTCN16581.