CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

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John Gee....

307 Henry Ramsden

John Knewstubs

308 Robert Catlin

Richard Crackenthorp. 312 Joseph Mede..

Walter Travers

314 John Workman

Henry Jacob...

330 William Whateley

John Robinson.

334 John Ball

Richard Stock

314 Thomas Brewer

Anthony Wotton

3446 Lawrence Chadderton...

Richard Rothwell

349 John Rudd.....

John Prestop

352 William Fenner

Job Throgmorton....

361 Samuel Ward

Theophilus Bradbourn 362 llenry Archer..

William Hinde.....

364 Samuel Howe

William Pinke

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Sebastian Benefield ....... ib.

Richard Barnard

Robert Brown

366 Jonathan Burr

Francis Higginson...

369 John Eaton

Robert Nicolls

375 John Howe

John Warham...

376 Mr. Wroth.

Arthur Hildersbam

ib. William Wrathband

Thomas Hill

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Tobias Crisp

Robert Bolton

390 Alexander Leighton

Giles Thorne

395 John Sedgwick..

Thomas Beard

396 Richard Sedgwick..

Thomas Taylor....

397 Julines Herring

Nathaniel Bernard

400 George Philips

William Ames

405 Calibute Downing

John Carter

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John Downham

Hugh Clark

412 Thomas Foxley.

John Hayden

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Lawrence Snelling

Richard Sibbs.

416 George Huntley

John Avery

420 Mr. Leigh

John Rogers .

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John Maverick

423 Lawrence Clarkson.

Henry Gellibrand

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The character of Archbishop Whitgift
The examination of Henry Barrow
Barrow's petition to the Attorney-General
A further character of Archbishop Whitgift

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Dean Nowell against the imposition of the habits..

The Lambeth articles

George Jobnson committed to Newgate

Bishop Hall's accusation of Francis Johnson

Johnsonian and Ainsworthian Brownists

Account of Gang-week

Heylin's contempt of the puritans

Harsnet made Bishop for opposing the puritans

The collegians cast off their surplices

Whitgift refuted Cartwright's sermons

Bishop Maddox censures Cartwright

Ballard's opinion of Wbitgift's writings

Whitgift's great inconsistency

Queen Elizabeth incensed against Bishop Aylmer

The character of the Earl of Warwick

Beza's character of Cartwright ......

Cambridge divines wrote to Cartwright

Bishop Aylmer's false accusation of Cartwright

Aylmer made his porter minister

Thomas Rogers recanted his puritanism

Sir Francis Knollys a patron of the pnritans

The Translation of the Bible

Anecdote of Wake and Sleep

The character of Nicholas Fuller, esq.

Thomas Woodcock committed to Newgate

Sir Peter Wentworth's character and imprisonment

Sir Robert Harley's character and death

Anecdote of Bishop Abbot of Salisbury

Hugh Broughton

Account of the famous John Speed

Roger Cotton remarkable for reading the Bible

A peculiar method of teaching Hebrew

Anecdote of Bishop Morton and H. Broughton

The character of Bishop Ravis

Vaughan

Bishop Neile inclined to popery

Freke a zealous persecutor

Scambler a zealous persecutor

The associations of the puritans

A little black edging offensive to Bancroft

Bishop Bilson's defence of the church

Warburton's absurd opinion of persecution

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The character of Bishop Morton

Koutsford chapel suspended

Account of the famous Paræus

Thomas Pasfield

Dr. Thomas Sparke .

William Brewster,

Sir Anthony Cope

Archbishop Bancroft

Dr. Richard Montague

Lady Bowes a generous friend to the puritans

Account of Lord Brook

Bishop Andrews ....

· Anecdote of the Duke of Buckingham

Account of the Duke of Buckingham

Bishop Williams

The siege and plunder of Leicester

Earl of Huntingdon's letter to Hildersham

The cruel sentence against Dighton and Holt

The character of Sir Augustin Nichols

Anecdote of a Bishop and W. Ames

Account of Bishop Wren

Archbishop Harsnet

The cause of Mr. Baxter's conversion

Account of Lawrence Fairclough

Sir Henry Savile

Almanacks burot by the papists

The character of Archbishop Laud

John Hunt a confessor in Queen Mary's reign

King Charles's recommendation

Account of Sir Walter Mildmay

Extreme fattery of King James

Account of Bishop Jegon

Anecdote of S. Fairclough's conversion

A mistake of Dr. Doddridge rectified

Leviugston and Anderson prosecuted

Archbishop Lauds bold assertion

The character of Archbishop Abbot

Theodore Haak projected the Royal Society

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