1643 JOHN BRINSLEY. Important "Great Migration" Provenance Puritan on Religious Liberty and Christian Abuses of Political Power. Inklings Asa Redington’s first experienced the

Asa Redington’s first experienced the American Revolution as a soldier in the 1st New Hampshire Regiment [1778

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1643 JOHN BRINSLEY. Important "Great Migration" Provenance Puritan on Religious Liberty and Christian Abuses of Political Power. Inklings Asa Redington’s first experienced theAn incredibly important piece of Puritan, Presbyterian theology with ties to the Great Migration and the ideals of religious liberty in America. John Brinsley [1600 1665] was a prominent puritan divine. His father was an educator and his father in law was the famed divine and author, Joseph Hall. Educated by his father, he was then admitted to Emmanuel College, Cambridge, at the age of thirteen and a half years. At just 18, he accompanied his uncle,