Page.

CHAPTER XI.

The King's oppressive and injurious treatment of the

Scots

93

CHAPTER XII.

The King's ambiguous and evasive conduct, and breaches

of solemn promises :

98

CHAPTER XIII.

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

ligion

108

CHAPTER XIV.

of the rebellion and miseries in Ireland:- How far

the King is supposed to have had any culpable con-

cern in them?

113

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 ? -

133

CHAPTER XVI.

Who were chargeable with killing the King ?

137

CHAPTER XVII.

The book Eikon Basiliké was not the composure of
King Charles

146

CHAPTER XVIII.

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

by u very great statesman

150

CHAPTER XIX.

The principles on which the Revolution was effected,

and upon which alone our excellent constitution of a

limited monarchy stands

156

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

163

INTRODUCTION,

A general view of the several dispensations of religion

with respect to infants

169

ARGUMENT I.

The first argument presented under several proposi-

tions

182

ARGUMENT II.

From the Abrahamic covenant

184

ARGUMENT III.

From the commission

187

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ARGUMENT IV.

Drawn from the evident and clear consequences of other

passages of Scripture

190

ARGUMENT V.

From apostolic tradition

198

ARGUMENT VI.

The religious or moral purposes of infant-baptism 217

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 223

High FLOWN EPISCOPAL AND PRIESTLY

CLAIMS FREELY EXAMINED: IV A DIA-

LOGUE BETWIXT A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

AND A COUNTRY VICAR

269

A CALM AND PLAIN ANSWER TO THE EN-

QUIRY, WHY ARE YOU A DISSENTER FROM

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND? .

- 311

THE DISSENTERS' APOLOGY: OR THER PRIN-

CIPLES AND CONDUCT JUSTIFIED FROM

THE GROUNDLESS AND SEVERE CENSURES

LATELY SET FORTH AGAINST THEM BY

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

455

RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS, CONTAINING

SERIOUS REFLECTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND

DEVOTIONS SUITABLE TO THAT OCCASION 489

THE GROUNDS OF FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST

LRIEFLY STATED, &c.

517

AN

ESSAY

TOWARDS ATTAINING A

TRUE I DE A

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.

(THB THIRD EDITION PRINTED 1811.)