During one tumultuous year, this man converted to Anabaptism, then became a Seeker.
During one tumultuous year, this man converted to Anabaptism, then became a Seeker. This student of Edward Coke argued that kingly patents could not deprive Indians of land against their will, and he responded to official suppression of his religious ideas with the pamphlet (*) The Bloody Tenent of Persecution.  After he finally had enough of the Bay Colony government, he went to Naragannset and founded his own community. For 10 points— name this religious freedom advocate, the father of Rhode Island.
During one tumultuous year, this man converted to Anabaptism, then became a Seeker.
Roger Williams