Die Grundlagen der Geschichte der Vereinigten Staaten . Om, jeder Einsiedler war erlaubt, jeden religiösen Glauben zu halten, den er gefiel, vorausgesetzt, dass nur er in Jesus Christus belarbt wurde und die Glaubensbekenntnisse anderer respektierte.Diese Freiheit in religiösen Angelegenheiten war zu dieser Zeit nirgendwo anders als in Holland, Und Maryland kam nach beknown als Land des Heiligtums. Als sein Siegel diesen Geist der religiösen Freiheit aufpolierte Lord Baltimore im April 1649 den berühmten Duldungsgesetz, der angeordnet und erlassen wurde. . diese person oder Personen des noe in dieser Provinz. .bekennend, an Jesus Christus zu glauben, soll ab sofort jede Wa sein

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Essentials of United States history . om, every settler was allowedto hold any religious faith he pleased, provided only he be-lieved in Jesus Christ and respected the creeds of others.Such freedom in religious matters was not at that time grantedanywhere else except in Holland, and Maryland came to beknown as the land of the sanctuary. As his seal uponthis spirit of religious liberty, Lord Baltimore, in April, 1649, framed the famous Toleration Act, which ordered andenacted . . that noe person or persons in this Province . .professing to believe in Jesus Christ, shall from henceforthbee any waies troubled ... in respect to his or her re-ligion. Later, when the colony was taken from the Cal-verts, this freedom came to an end. Taxes were levied forthe support of the English church, and Catholics wereoppressed. 38 ESSENTIALS OF UNITED STATES HISTORY 41. The Carolinas. — Carolana or Carolina, 1 as the regionsouth of Virginia was called, extended to the boundaries ofSpanish Florida. It had first been settled by the French. The Southern Colonies. Huguenots and afterwards by Raleighs two colonies. Eachof these attempted settlements, as we have seen, had failed.Early Toward the end of the seventeenth century, how- Settlers, ever, English colonists began to emigrate to Caro-lina. The first settlement, started in 1053 by a company of 1 This region had been named Carolana by the Huguenots, in honor ofthe French king, Charles IX. Later, at the time of its permanent settle-ment, the name was retained as a compliment to Charles II of England. THE SOUTHERN COLONIES 39 non-conformists from Virginia, was known as the Albemarlecolony. The second, at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, was begun by a company of New Englanclers. These lattersettlers were dissatisfied with the country and abandoned thesettlement. Later, some other colonists came from the Bar-badoes and settled at the same place. The district wasthenceforth called Clarendon. In 1670 still another settle-ment was made at Ch

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