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At athletics in general he was a showy performer, and although new to the functions of a prefect he had already established a reputation as an effective and artistic caner. In appearance he exactly fitted his fanciful Pagan name.
Stiles need have felt no anxiety, for, according to Mr. Mayhew in answer to his pamphlet, in which he reproduced the charge made by Mr. Caner: "A few days after, Mr. Apthorpe published the enclosed pamphlet, in vindication of the institution and conduct of the society, which occasioned the ungenteel reflections which your grace will find in Dr.
Our mind had grown too rigid to change any of its opinions, when the voice of the people demanded that all should be changed. We are an Episcopalian, and sat under the High-Church doctrines of Dr. Caner; we have been a captain of the provincial forces, and love our king the better for the blood that we shed in his cause on the Plains of Abraham.
John Beach of Reading, Conn., and by the Rev. Henry Caner of Boston. The New England colonies were greatly excited, and others shared the unrest, for, even where the Church of England was strongest, the laity as a body preferred the greater freedom accorded them under commissaries as sub-officers of the Bishop of London.
Henry Caner, and the fourth, Answer to the Observations, an anonymous English production, really by Archbishop Seeker. Mayhew wrote a Defense, and Apthorpe summed up the whole controversy in his Review. A. L. Cross, Anglican Episcopate, p. 145 et seq.; footnote 1, p. 147.
Caner to the Archbishop of Canterbury, June 8, 1763. The Archbishop of Canterbury himself now interfered, and tried to calm the tumult by a candid and dignified reply to Dr. Mayhew, in which he labored to show the harmlessness of the proposed bishopric. Mayhew's Observations, etc. Dr. But the archbishop should have known that the passions of rival ecclesiastics are not to be allayed.
Even so late as April, 1775, Mr. Caner, at Boston, felt justified in making a very similar report to the society: "Our clergy have in the midst of these confusions behaved I think with remarkable prudence. None of them have been hindered from exercising the duties of their office since Mr. Nor did they shrink because of danger from setting an example of passive obedience to their congregations.
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