A44672:57
The Case of the Protestant dissenters represented and argued
London : s.n., 1689
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POSTSCRIPT.
THE Names of Mr. Hale of Eaton College, and of a later most renowned Bishop of the Church of England, who asserted this Principle [That if things be imposed under the notion of indifferent, which many think sinful, and a Schism follow thereupon, the Imposers are the Schismatics.] will be great in England, as long as their Writings shall live, and good sense can be understood in it.
THE Names of Mr. Hale of Eaton College, and of a later most renowned Bishop of the Church of England, who asserted this Principle [That if things be impos'd under the notion of indifferent, which many think sinful, and a Schism follow thereupon, the Imposers are the Schismaticks.] will be great in England, as long as their Writings shall live, and good sense can be understood in it.
FINIS.
LONDON: Printed in the Year, MDCLXXXIX.