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As a pioneer settler of Massachusetts Bay Colony, Hutchinson held Bible <br />studies that won her great admiration with a wide following. However, Hutchinson抯 <br />religious leadership eventually offended colony officials, leading to her banishment. <br />Hutchinson later co-founded Rhode Island with religious freedom in mind. <br />Hutchinson, born Anne Marbury, was raised in Lincolnshire, England. There Anne抯 <br />father was an outspoken Protestant clergyman. When he was sentenced to house arrest for <br />challenging the Church, the Reverend turned his energies to educating his daughter. With <br />the influence of her father抯 tutelage and strong character, Anne became a bright and <br />confident religious scholar. <br />Members of Anne抯 community continued to have trouble with the church of Elizabethan <br />England. She and other Protestants became involved with a new reformist movement <br />known as Puritanism, which aimed to 損urify� the Church of all Roman Catholic <br />influences. Ultimately believing that the Church was beyond reform, Anne, her husband <br />William, and their fifteen children followed Puritan Reverend John Cotton to Boston in <br />1634. There,<a href="http://www.ghdaustraliastore.com/" target="_blank" class="postlink">Buy GHD Straighteners Australia</a>, all believed, they would practice their faith openly without persecution. <br />Three years after arriving in Boston, Hutchinson became the first female defendant in a <br />Massachusetts colonial court. What had gone wrong? Anne抯 early months in Boston had <br />been pleasant enough. Bostonians welcomed her midwifery skills, and when she began <br />holding women抯 prayer meetings at home, she became even more respected as a model <br />of Puritan womanhood. <br />Eventually, Hutchinson抯 small prayer circles became large gatherings that drew men as <br />well as women. Her prayer meeting success generated extreme discomfort among the <br />colony抯 male leaders. Outraged local magistrates, including Governor John Winthrop, <br />deemed it highly inappropriate for a woman to instruct men in religious matters. <br />The oppressed had become the oppressors. Winthrop had Hutchinson arrested on charges <br />of subversion. Throughout the court trial, however, it was evident that Hutchinson抯 <br />揷rime� had mainly been acting in traditionally male ways,<a href="http://www.australiaghdonline.com/pink-ghd-hair-straightener-p-180.html" target="_blank" class="postlink">Ghd Pink Straightener</a>, sharing her ideas in a large <br />mixed-sex forum. As Winthrop phrased it, she was 揳n American Jezebel who had gone <br />a-whoring from God� and who was infecting women with 揳bominable� ideas regarding <br />their rights. Officials accused her of violating the fifth religious commandment (揌onor <br />thy father and mother�) by encouraging dissent against the fathers of the Commonwealth. <br />Hutchinson also drew controversy with her claim of communication with God, her <br />opinion that each person should interpret laws as their own conscience dictated, and her <br />opinion that Native American slavery was wrong. <br />Anne Hutchinson was banned from Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638. Along with other <br />colonists, she then co-founded the town of Portsmouth on Aquidneck Island,<a href="http://www.australiaghdonline.com/red-lust-ghd-iv-styler-p-186.html" target="_blank" class="postlink">Ghd Red Lust IV Styler</a>, which today <br />is known as Rhode Island. 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