Refutes the silly, historically inaccurate, anti-Biblical notion that Williams was some kind of champion of liberty.

The fact of the matter is that Williams' wicked views were much closer to Anabaptist antinomian anarchy than to biblical liberty. Moreover, Williams paved the way, with his antichristian views, for much of the open opposition to the Lord Jesus Christ and His law that we see in society today. He even abandoned many of his own ideas, after seeing their unworkableness, when they were turned against him in his later life.

Ultimately, as Roger Williams and His 'Banishment' from the Massachusetts Plantation; With a Few Further Words Concerning the Baptists, the Quakers, and Religious Liberty demonstrates, Roger Williams was a confused upstart that promoted a number of devilish ideas.

It also demolishes much of the historical revisionism surrounding Roger Williams, his contemporaries and their times (from many [rare] source documents).

151 (8.5" x 11") pages with a chronological table of events surrounding Roger Williams and his life.