CHAPTER XI.

Page.

The King's oppressive and injurious treatment of the

Scots

CHAPTER XII.

The King's ambiguous and evasive conduct, and breaches

of solemn promises

CHAPTER XIII.

Of the King's magnified piety, and concern for real re-

ligion

CHAPTER XIV.

93

98

108

Of the rebellion and miseries in Ireland:-How far

the King is supposed to have had any culpable con-

cern in them?

CHAPTER XV.

Who began the war; the King or the parliament? And

whether it can, without the greatest impropriety and

injustice, be styled a rebellion?

CHAPTER XVI.

Who were chargeable with killing the King?

CHAPTER XVII.

The book Eikon Basiliké was not the composure of

King Charles

CHAPTER XVIII.

A summary view of King Charles's character and reign,

by a very great statesman

CHAPTER XIX.

The principles on which the Revolution was effected,

and upon which alone our excellent constitution of a

limited monarchy stands

THE BAPTISM OF INFANTS A REASONABLE

SERVICE; FOUNDED UPON SCRIPTURE,

AND UNDOUBTED APOSTOLIC TRADITION:

IN WHICH ITS MORAL PURPOSES AND USE

IN RELIGION ARE SHEWN

INTRODUCTION.

146

150

156

- 163

169

A general view of the several dispensations of religion

with respect to infants

182

The religious or moral purposes of infant-baptism -

DIPPING NOT THE ONLY SCRIPTURAL AND

PRIMITIVE MANNER OF BAPTISING, AND

SUPPOSING IT WERE, YET A STRICT AD-

HERENCE TO IT NOT OBLIGATORY ON US

-

HIGH FLOWN EPISCOPAL AND PRIESTLY

CLAIMS FREELY EXAMINED: IN A DIA-

LOGUE BETWIXT A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

AND A COUNTRY VICAR

·

-

-

190

198

217

223

269

A CALM AND PLAIN ANSWER TO THE EN-

QUIRY, WHY ARE YOU A DISSENTER FROM

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND?

THE DISSENTERS' APOLOGY: OR THER PRIN-

CIPLES AND CONDUCT JUSTIFIED FROM

THE GROUNDLESS AND SEVERE CENSURES

LATELY SET FORTH AGAINST THEM BY

311

THE EDITOR OF DR. WARREN'S SERMONS 381

SPANISH CRUELTY AND INJUSTICE: A JUS-

TIFIABLE PLEA FOR A VIGOROUS WAR

-

WITH SPAIN; AND A RATIONAL GROUND

FOR HOPES OF SUCCESS

- 421

AFFLICTIONS IMPROVED: A SERMON ON THE

FIRE AT CREDITON

RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS, CONTAINING

455

SERIOUS REFLECTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND

DEVOTIONS SUITABLE TO THAT OCCASION 489

THE GROUNDS OF FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST

BRIEFLY STATED, &c.

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517

AN

ESSAY

TOWARDS ATTAINING A

TRUE IDEA

OF THE

CHARACTER AND REIGN

OF

KING CHARLES THE FIRST,

AND THE CAUSES OF THE

CIVIL WAR:

EXTRACTED FROM AND DELIVERED IN THE VERY WORDS
OF SOME OF THE MOST AUTHENTIC AND CELEBRATED

HISTORIANS, VIZ. CLARENDON, WHITELOCK,
BURNET, COKE, ECHARD, RAPIN,
TINDAL, NEAL, &c.

(THE THIRD EDITION PRINTED 1811.]

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