Anne Hutchinson
(1591-1643)
New England's Rebel Preacher
This uneducated rebel preacher upstaged New England magistrates so much that they founded Harvard University in part to prevent women like her from gaining power.
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In the center is John Winthrop, the magistrate who’d most tried to get her put away. He’s trying to make a comeback, but is being mocked by the secretary to his right.
John Endicott, who’d tried to get all women to wear veils, is in the background, wielding a sword, which he’d wear everywhere – using it to chop up flags and pagan symbols, and to wave at crowds.
At their feet, under the table, are beds of coals they used for warmth.
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Time for me to put off finding the book! I discovered not long ago while chipping away at the family tree that I am (through my grandmother) one of her descendants, by way of her daughter, Faith Hutchinson and her husband, Thomas Savage.