The History of the Puritans; Or, Protestant Non-conformists from the Reformation to the Death of Queen Elizabeth: From the death of King Charles I. to the king's Declaration of indulgence, in the year 1672

C. Ewer and Wm. B. Allen, 1796

From the Death of King Charles I to the Coronation	1

fpeech The recognition The protector diffolves the parliament	4

The motto on the arms of the commonwealth P 3 Anec	5

THE HE monarchy turned into a commonwealth Remarks Op pofed by the levellers and by the Scots Cromwell reduces	24

confidered The cruelties of Cromwells army p 6 The cruelty	34

pofitions in Mr Jenkinss petition p 50 By whom Mr Loves	40

From the Coronation of King Charles II in Scotland to	42

1 13 before verfities put	66

A SUPPLEMENT	272

of the Muggletonians and history of Lodowick Muggleton	302

Richard Cromwells retirement p 266 An account of Dr Frewen	310

Mr Grangers reflection on the deportment of the regicides at their	321

From the Conference at the Savoy to the Act	337

No baptifts admitted to that conference p 339 The effect	345

Reflections on the infallibility of princes in religious matters p 35 1	353

Neal and Dr Grey p 362 Some account of Oliver Cromwells	367

given to the ambaffadors of the parliament by the Dutch p	67

CHAPTER III	72

From the Beginning of the Protectorſhip of Oliver Cromwell	84

His high reputation among foreign nations French ambaffadors	92

Mr Neal defended p 449 Bishop Henshaws perfecuting	116

of Vowel and Gerhard p 101 A reference to Dr Harris to prove	121

Grotiuss eulogium on Selden Seldens dying words Le Clercs	143

Anecdotes concerning archbishop Ufher p 144 5 His amiable	151

The preaching of the quakers vindicated p 152 A defence of	164

A biographical account of Mr John Hales p 167 Cromwells	175

From the Reftoration of King Charles II to the Conference	190

A particular concerning Waltons Polyglot p 181 A reference	192

racter of Fleetwood p 216 Dr Harriss reflections on Richard	218

Chefter disfranchiſed p 223 A reference to Dr Grey p 225	245

Character of Mr Thomas Cawton p 251 Compliments paid to	257

From the Act of Uniformity to the Banifhment of	265

The duke of Yorks great argument for adhering to popery	375

The limitation of the time allowed for fubfcription p 377	386

Remarks on the addrefs of the commons on Charles IIs propofal of in	416

From the Banishment of the Earl of Clarendon to the Kings	430

mother p 443 The writer of the Affemblys catechifm	447

SECT I	469

ftances of calamities befalling their perfecutors Dr Fortin quoted	494

From the Kings Declaration of Indulgence to the Popish Plot	529

reflections on the conduct of parliament with refpect to the kings	557

try The prince of Orange ftadtholder and the De Wits murdered	562

Account of biſhop Reynolds p 560 The number of nonconformists	565

From the Popish Plot to the Death of King Charles II	566

alarm occafioned by the popifh plot p 568 Sir Roger Le Strange	576

Lord Halifaxs influence in throwing out the bill of exclufion	590

THE HISTORY OF THE BAPTISTS	628

SECT II	638

Titel	The History of the Puritans; Or, Protestant Non-conformists from the Reformation to the Death of Queen Elizabeth: From the death of King Charles I. to the king's Declaration of indulgence, in the year 1672 Band 4 von The History of the Puritans, Joshua Toulmin Band 4 von The History of the Puritans; Or, Protestant Non-conformists from the Reformation to the Death of Queen Elizabeth: With an Account of Their Principles ; Their Attempts for Further Reformation in the Church ; Their Sufferings ; and the Lives and Characters of Their Most Considerable Divines, Joshua Toulmin
Autor/in	Daniel Neal
Herausgeber	Joshua Toulmin
Verlag	C. Ewer and Wm. B. Allen, 1796
Original von	die University of Virginia
Digitalisiert	19. Dez. 2008

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