The same year, Loyalist sympathies of the college's president, the Reverend John Camm (who had been the initial litigant in the Parson's Cause case 1758–1764), brought about Madison's removal from the faculty.
In the same year, the Loyalist sympathies of the college's president, the Reverend John Camm (who had been part of the Parson's Cause dispute from 1758 to 1764), led to Madison being removed from the faculty.