A British delegation, which he helped to choose with Abbot, was led by George Carleton, a cousin. The Synod in 1618–9 resolved the theological issue, somewhat in arrears of political developments on the ground but providing the keystone to Maurice's control.
A British delegation, which he assisted in selecting alongside Abbot, was headed by George Carleton, a cousin. The Synod of 1618–9 settled the theological dispute, somewhat lagging behind the political events on the ground but serving as the cornerstone for Maurice's authority.