"Look not to the politicians; look to yourselves." ~ Richard Cobden
Coercing Morality in Puritan Massachusetts
The objective of both church and state, Ward declaimed, was to coerce virtue, to "preserve unity of spirit, faith and ordinances, to be all like-minded, of one accord; every man to take his brother into his Christian care … and by no means to permit heresies or erroneous opinions." Ward continued:
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