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5. I would stop them that censure, as sinners, unjustly, the late Parliaments, the Common-Council, Jurors, and all the good Christians through all the Kingdom who differ from them, and that have no Ministers but Conformists.

5. I would stop them that censure, as sinners, unjustly, the late Parliaments, the Common-Council, Iurors, and all the good Christians thr•ugh all the Kingdom who differ from them, and that have no Ministers but Conformists.

6. I remember why Mr. Jo. Ball wrote against Separation just when Reformation was intended: Many thought it unseasonable, but it proved otherwise by the sad effects which he would have prevented.

6. I remember why Mr. Io. Ball wrote against Separation just when Reformation was intended: Many thought it unseasonable, but it proved otherwise by the sad effects which he would have prevented.

7. I cannot forget what this mistake hath wrought in England, from 1641. to 1660. which I will not further recite, but only say, That when there was neither Bishops, nor their Courts, nor Liturgy, nor Ceremonies imposed on them, separate Assemblies were as numerous, and as much and more pleaded for, than now, and managed with too much strife; and reconciling and Unity was much resisted by that side.