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"Narragansett"

Virtual: “Social Justice: A Narragansett Perspective”

Lorén Spears, Narragansett, and Executive Director of Tomaquag Museum, will share the historical and contemporary colonization constructs, impacts of conquest, … Continue reading Virtual: “Social Justice: A Narragansett Perspective”

Jul 26, 2018
  • hats
  • Narragansett
  • Newport
  • Quakerism
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  • religion
  • textiles
  • women

Hat Honor

According to the Guide to the Records of the Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) in New England the Society of Friends, largely … Continue reading Hat Honor

Jun 7, 2013
  • Church of England
  • Colonial Rhode Island
  • James MacSparran
  • Narragansett
  • Quakers
  • rhode island
  • Stephen Hopkins

Faith & Freedom Friday: The Reverend and the Governor

James MacSparran (1693-1757) was an Irish born Anglican minister who arrived in Narragansett on April 28, 1721 to take charge … Continue reading Faith & Freedom Friday: The Reverend and the Governor

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