Church of the restoration

Hodder and Stoughton, 1901

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Godfreys Death 5 Bill for excluding Roman Catholics from	13

Duke of York and the Bishops 14 Dangerfields Plot 20	20

Toleration Bill 28 Whig and Tory	31

Earl of Shaftesbury 32 Kings Declaration 35 Duke	43

Nathaniel Vincent 50 Annesley and Bates	53

the Despot 60 Rye House Plot and Lord William Russell	62

Persecutions Increase 67 French Protestant Exiles	72

Sunday Observance 226 Festivals A Christian Year	223

Recreations 231 Charities 236 Missions 240 The	230

Universities	243

CHAPTER IX	249

Opinions 254 Thorndike 254 Bull 265 Heylyn 273	273

Cosin 282 Morley 286 Bramhall 287 San	294

Anglican Opinions respecting Popery and Unepiscopal Churches	306

Hales and Farindon 313 The Cambridge School 315 Fowler	317

Jeffreys 77William Jenkyn 79 Death of Charles II	80

Trial of Richard Baxter 89 Monmouths	106

Sancrofts Attempts at Church Reform 114	114

James Designs as to Protestant Nonconformists 115 How	124

in the Universities 130 Scene with the Fellows of Magdalen	135

Declaration of Indulgence renewed 137 Meeting of the Clergy	151

CHAPTER VI	157

Baptist Church Polity 168 The Society of Friends	173

Cathedrals and Churches 176 Worship 181 Revenues	186

Nonconformist Buildings 200 Relative Number	207

of the Liberal and Cambridge SchoolsLightfoot and Patrick	323

of the Term Latitudinarian 328 Milton 332 Biddle 334	334

William Penn 337 Robert Barclay 344 Works by Different	351

John Goodwin 372 Horne 375 Intermediate Opinions	393

the High Church Party 399 Puritan Practical Theology 402	402

CHAPTER XIII	412

and others 417 George Wither 420 Jeremy Taylor	426

John Evelyn and Margaret Godolphin 432 Hale 437 More	439

Ley Crew Cavendish 445 Alleine 447 Stockton 449	449

Título	Church of the restoration Volumen 4 de History of Religion in England from the Opening of the Long Parliament to 1850, John Stoughton
Autor	John Stoughton
Editor	Hodder and Stoughton, 1901

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