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Trial and Conviction

When
October 1635
Where
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Part of
Banishment of Roger Williams from Massachusetts Bay Colony

The General Court tried Roger Williams in October 1635 and convicted him of sedition and heresy.

Following previous summons in 1633 and 1635, the General Court finally tried Williams in October 1635. He was convicted of sedition and heresy, resulting in his banishment from the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Sources

  1. Roger Williams Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-13

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