About this Event
Join park Ranger Andrew Schnetzer as we discuss some parallels between today's discourse and the lives of Roger Williams, Anne Hutchinson, and others. "Your blood has been on your own head," wrote John Cotton to the banished Roger Williams in 1636. For the next decade, they traded barbed letters. Some were printed in London, to an awestruck English public. Fierce debates raged over the law, power, and the nature of truth. Join a "lievelie" discussion about our past and future.
Andy Schnetzer is a National Park Service ranger specializing in education and community engagement. The goals of his work at Roger Williams National Memorial are to promote understanding, foster kindness, and encourage curiosity.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Community Libraries of Providence: Rochambeau Library, 708 Hope Street, Providence, United States
