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RM2AJ28RJ–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . urtlyTemper ; a Tool of the Prerogative, and an Enemyto the Laws and Conftitutions of his Country. Some have 92 The HISTORY Vol.11. King have reprefented him as inclined to Popery, becaufeJames I. jje maintained feveral fecular Priefts in his Houfe ;^^2^ but this was done (fay his Advocates J to keep upthe Controverfy between them and the Jefuits. LordVol.1. Clarendon fays, That he underftood the Churchpt88. cc excellently well, that he had almoft refcued it out«* of the Hands of the Calvinian Party, and very much fubdued the unr

RM2AJ26J7–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . d Father Orleans, that the King i^Lt^would abide by the late Laws no longer than he wasunder that Force that brought them upon him. In aword, if in the Judgment of the Majority of Lords andCommons, the Kingdom was in imminent Danger of theReturn of Popery and arbitrary Power, and his Maje-jly would not condefcend fo much as to a temporary Secu-rity for their Satisfaction ; then we muft conclude,that the Caufe of the Parliament, at the fetting outof the War, and for fome Years after, was not onlyjuftifiable, but commendable and gl

RM2AJ28FH–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . dens, in pro-portion to the Number of Perfons of which it confid-ed ; and to prevent Difputes, the Situation of each Fa-mily was decided by Lot. They agreed likewife uponfome Laws for their Civil and Military Government,and having chofen a Governor, they called the Placeof their Settlement by the Name of New Plimouth.Inexpreffible were the Hardfhips thefe new Plant-ers underwent the firft Winter ; a fad Mortalityraged among them, occafioned by the Fatigues oftheir late Voyage, by the Severity of the Weather,and their Want of Nece

RM2AJ2844–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . e lived, and maintained the Widow •, notwithstandingwhich, if he would have betrayed the Proteftant Reli-gion, and the Liberties df his Country, he might havecontinued in high Favour to his Death 5 but for hisftea-*dy Opposition to the arbitrary Meafures of Buckinghamand Laud, and for not licenfing Sibtborps Sermon4he was fufpended from his Afchiepifcopai Jurif-diction [1628,] after which he retired to Croydon,having no more Intereft at Court, nor Influence inthe Government of the Church -, here he diecl, in^his Archiepifcopal Pa

RM2AJ299W–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . at Numbers of theLaity in a very tender Part, I fhould think it noDifhonour for the feveral Corporations in England,as well as for the Officers of the Army, Navy, Cu-ftoms, and Excile, who are more peculiarly concerned,to join their Inter efts in petitioning the Legiflature forfuch Relief. And I flatter my felf, that the wife andtemperate Behaviour of the Protectant Diffenters intheir late General Affembly in London ; with thedutiful Regard that they have always fhewn to the Peaceand V/elf are of his Majeftfs Perfon, Family, and

RM2AJ27YJ–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . he abroad? Or, where was the foreignPrince (except his own Son in Law) that would lend him Chap. V. c//&Puritan8, 311 him either Men or Money ? If the Protejlant Religion Khgwas advanced in Speculation by ths Writings of Archbijho])^™^ r*Laud and Chillingworth ; is it not fufficiently evi- ^*?l^jdent, that the Roman Catrjolicks were prodigiouflyencreafed in Numbers, Reputation and Influence ?Upon the whole, the People of England were lb far fromenjoying a full Meafure of Felicity , that they groanedunder the Yoke of the heavieft

RM2AJ26B8–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . r4 AEPEN-. APPENDIX. ^€®Sa^tt£Q^*^^W&^£®®?.€G.®a ease* Articles of Religion agreed upon by the Archbifbops and Bifhops, and the reftof the Clergy of Ireland, in the Convocationholden at Dublin in the Year of our Lord1615. for the avoiding of Diverfities ofOpinions, and the eftablifhing ofeConfenctouching true Religion. £c N. B. In thefe Articles are comprehended almoftWord for Word the nine Articles agreed on atLambeth the 20th ofNovemben 59$. This Markedin the Margin points at each of them, andtheirNumber. r* Of the Holy Scriptu

RM2AJ26RD–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . , indulgetheir Eafe, confult their Grandeur, and lord it overtheir Brethren. Thefe were the popular Complaints againft 54* ^HISTORY Vol. II. King againft them, which made the Citizens rejoice at theirCharles I. Downfal, and attend the paffing of the Bill with Bon-yj^l^j fires and Illuminations. But if all thefe Things had^^ not concurred in a nice and critical State of Affairs,the Attempts of the Houfe of Commons wouldhave been in vain ; neither the King nor the Houfeof Peers being heartily willing to deprive them ofRufhw. their

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RM2AJ28BK–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . lly have ruined the Proteftant Intereft, forwhich, indeed, he never expreffed any real Con-cern. But I am rather of Opinion, that all his Re-ligion was his pretended King-Craft. He wascertainly the meaneft Prince that ever fat uponthe Britijh Throne: England never funk in its Re-putation, nor was fo much expofed to. the ScornL 4 and 1*5* tte HISTORY Vol. II. Ktng and Ridicule of its Neighbours, as in hisReign* HowJames I. wiUjng hjs Majefty was to unite with the Papifts thefcj^*^, foregoing H.ftory has difcovered ; and yet in the

RM2AJ265G–The history of the Puritans, or, Protestant non-conformists... . ons, Adoration of Images and Re-licks, and alfo Invocation of Saints, is vainly invented,without all Warrant of Holy Scripture, yea, and is con-trary to the fame. 103. At the End of this World the Lord Jefus mallcome in the Clouds with the Glory of his Father 5 atwhich Time, by the Almighty Power of God, the Li-ving fhall be changed, and the Dead mail be raifed, andall fhall appear both in Body and Soul before his Judg-ment Seat, to receive according to that which they havedone in their Bodies, whether good or evil. 104.. When th

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