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1645 RICHARD OVERTON. Baptist Friend of Roger Williams Argues for Religious Liberty. Satire! Anglican and scoundrel

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and scoundrel

Nash [late of Burlington]

His faithfulness to Protestantism was rewarded with the above bishoprics and significant leadership in the turn of the century church

Finney as a very young man

*Ceylon Mission: Letter from James Richards

1645 RICHARD OVERTON. Baptist Friend of Roger Williams Argues for Religious Liberty. Satire! Anglican and scoundrelA wonderfully witty, sarcastic work written by fellow Baptist and advocate of religious liberty, Richard Overton [d. 1664]. Rogers Williams, author of The Bloudy Tenent and perhaps the most influential early theologian of American religious liberty, was friends with Overton and Overton's writings actually influenced Williams' ideas of religious toleration. Both Williams and Overton produced works in 1644 and 1645 reproving the Westminster Assembly [of

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