'Mr.Cotton, though while in England of an opposite opinion on this subject, maintained that in countries where veils were to be a sign of submission, they might be properly disused.

But Mr.Endicott took different ground, and endeavored to retain it by general argument from St.Paul.

Mr.
Williams sided with his parishioner.

Through his and others' influence, veils were worn abundantly.

At the time they were the most fashionable, Mr.
Cotton came to preach for Mr.Skelton.His subject was upon wearing veils.
He endeavored to prove that this was a custom not to be tolerated.