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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 13 MIN

True Stories from History and Biography Part 1 Chapter 7

from The Nathaniel Hawthorne Library · host Nathaniel Hawthorne

In which an aged storyteller relates the sombre tale of the Quaker persecution in early Massachusetts, portraying the steadfast courage and suffering of these peaceful souls amidst harsh intolerance. He then turns to the noble figure of John Eliot, whose gentle labour to convert and civilise the native Indians reveals a rare and tender regard for their dignity and immortal worth.

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