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| | |  Roger Williams: Encyclopedia - William Rogers
There are several men named William Rogers (and similar spellings), among them:
William P. Rogers, U.S. Attorney General under Dwight Eisenhower and Secretary of State under Richard Nixon.
Will Rogers, the "cherokee kid" cowboy, and humorist.
Will Rogers, Jr., his son, a congressman from Oklahoma from 1933 to 1942.
William C. Rogers III, commander of the U.S.S. Vincennes when it shot down an Iranian airliner.
William Barton Rogers, founder of MIT.
William D. Rogers, U.S. Assistant SecRead more here: » William Rogers: Encyclopedia - William Rogers |
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| | | | Roger Williams: Encyclopedia - William P. Rogers William Pierce Rogers (June 23, 1913 – January 2, 2001) was an American politician, who served as a Cabinet officer in the administrations of two U.S. Presidents in the third quarter of the 20th century.
Rogers was born June 23, 1913, in Norfolk, New York. He was raised, from early in his teens, following the death of his mother, by his grandparents, in Canton, New York.
After education at Colgate University and Cornell University Law School, he passed the bar in 1937. Under Thomas E. Dewey he worked from 1938 to 1942 ...
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| | | | Roger Williams: Encyclopedia - Walter Jon Williams Walter Jon Williams (born 15 October 1953) is an American writer, primarily of science fiction. Many of his novels have a distinct cyberpunk feel to them, notably Hardwired (also an homage to Roger Zelazny's novel Damnation Alley) and Voice of the Whirlwind. However, he has explored a number of different styles and genres, including humorous sf (e.g., the Majistral series), interstellar empires and warfare (Dread Empire's Fall series), alternate history (Wall, Stone, Craft), science fantasy (< ...
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| | | | Roger Williams: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Banishment The decree of banishment (October 9, 1635, carried into effect January 1636) was grounded on Williams's aggressive and uncompromising hostility to the charter and the theocracy, and was the immediate result of the controversy about the Marblehead land. His radical tenets, involving complete separation of Church and State and absolute voluntaryism in matters of religion, and his refusal to have communion with any who gave countenance or support to the existing order, made his banishment se ...
See also:Roger Williams theologian, Roger Williams theologian - Early Life, Roger Williams theologian - Removal to America, Roger Williams theologian - Relations With Native Americans, Roger Williams theologian - Life at Salem Distinctive Views., Roger Williams theologian - Banishment, Roger Williams theologian - Settlement at Providence, Roger Williams theologian - Relations with the Baptists., Roger Williams theologian - Death and Interment, Roger Williams theologian - Writings Read more here: » Roger Williams theologian: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Banishment |
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| | | | Roger Williams: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Removal to America In 1630 Roger and Mary Williams set sail for Boston on the Lyon. Arriving on February 5, 1631, he was almost immediately invited to supply the place of the pastor, who was returning to England. But he had found that it was "an unseparated church" and he "durst not officiate to" it. He was prompted to give utterance to his conviction, formed no doubt before he left England, that the magistrate may not punish any sort of "breach of the first table [of the Ten Commandments]," such as idolatry, Sabbath-breaking, false worship, and blasphemy and that every individual sh ...
See also:Roger Williams theologian, Roger Williams theologian - Early Life, Roger Williams theologian - Removal to America, Roger Williams theologian - Relations With Native Americans, Roger Williams theologian - Life at Salem Distinctive Views., Roger Williams theologian - Banishment, Roger Williams theologian - Settlement at Providence, Roger Williams theologian - Relations with the Baptists., Roger Williams theologian - Death and Interment, Roger Williams theologian - Writings Read more here: » Roger Williams theologian: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Removal to America |
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| | | | Roger Williams: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Early Life Williams was born in Long Lane, Middlesex (defunct county, now part of Greater London), England on December 21, 1603. His father, James Williams (1562-1620), was a merchant in Smithfield, England. His mother was Alice Pemberton (1564-1634).
Under the patronage of Sir Edward Coke (1552-1634), the famous jurist, he was educated at Sutton's Hospital and at the University of Cambridge, Pembroke College (B.A., 1627). He seems to have had a gift for languages, and early acquired familiarity with Latin, Greek, Dutch, and French. He gave John Mi ...
See also:Roger Williams theologian, Roger Williams theologian - Early Life, Roger Williams theologian - Removal to America, Roger Williams theologian - Relations With Native Americans, Roger Williams theologian - Life at Salem Distinctive Views., Roger Williams theologian - Banishment, Roger Williams theologian - Settlement at Providence, Roger Williams theologian - Relations with the Baptists., Roger Williams theologian - Death and Interment, Roger Williams theologian - Writings Read more here: » Roger Williams theologian: Encyclopedia II - Roger Williams theologian - Early Life |
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