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The English nonconformity as under King Charles II and King James II truly stated…
The English nonconformity as under King Charles II and King James II truly stated and argued by Richard Baxter ; who earnestly beseecheth rulers and clergy not to divide and destroy the land and cast their own souls on the dreadful guilt and punishment of national perjury ...
London: printed for Tho. Parkhurst, 1689
Chapter 43: Point XL. Of forsaking our Ministry, and ceasing to Preach the Gospel, and Banishment F…
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and all this on the account of their Preaching and Hearing as without the Common Prayer; and not a word among all these of any False Doctrine spoken. 7. And Gods great mercy having of late years opened the Press, the Nonconformists have Printed abundance of their Sermons, that the World may see what Doctrine they Preached: There are two Volumes of Morning Lectures at one place, and two at another, and one Volume of Lectures against Popery. There is a great Volume of Mr. Charnock's Sermons, and a great one, and ma•y lesser of Dr. Manton's; many Folios of Mr. Anth. Burgesses, divers of Dr. Bates, divers of Mr. Richard Alleine's, Dr. Gilpin of Temptations, and abundance more. You have an account of my own Doctrine in above an hundred Books, of which I leave Posterity to judge.
and all this on the account of their Preaching and Hearing as without the Common Prayer; and not a word among all these of any False Doctrine spoken. 7. And Gods great mercy having of late years opened the Press, the Nonconformists have Printed abundance of their Sermons, that the World may see what Doctrine they Preached: There are two Volumes of Morning Lectures at one place, and two at another, and one Volume of Lectures against Popery. There is a great Volume of Mr. Charnock's Sermons, and a great one, and ma•y lesser of Dr. Manton's; many Folio•s of Mr. Anth. Burgesses, divers of Dr. Bates, divers of Mr. Richard Alleine's, Dr. Gilpin of Temptations, and abundance more. You have an account of my own Doctrine in above an hundred Books, of which I leave Posterity to judge.
L. Yes, we hear what is said against you for your Rebellious Doctrine in former times.
M. I then gave the World an account in my Book called Political Aphorisms, or a Holy Common-wealth written for Monarchy by Mr. Harrington's Provocation, what moved me to be on the Parliaments side; and I know nothing that they have charged