A History of the Jesuits to Which is Prefixed a Reply to Mr Dallass Defence O
A History of the Jesuits to Which is Prefixed a Reply to Mr Dallass Defence O
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* and there I leave it. " — Burnet's Own Times, vol. Ii. P. 203, Edit. 1724.
" They are too wise" (says May, hi his History of the Long Parliament), " who are not content sometimes to won- " dor. " Such persons as are desirous of forming correct conclu- sions upon the Plot of the Jesuits in the reign of Charles II, and also on the murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey (a Pro- testant Magistrate who had at that time rendered himself ob- noxious to the Papists by taking the depositions on the above oc...casion), may, in addition to Burnet and Rapin, consult Baxter's Life and Times, where they will find that no doubt rested on his mind as to the guilt of the Papists and Jesuits in those transactions. It may be observed of Baxter, fchat he lived in the period in question, and may be depended upon for an inflexible adherence to truth ; nor will Mr. Dallas himself object to his testimony, when he finds that Mr. Fox calls him " a pious and learned Dissenter of exemplary cha- 4i racter, alwa) r s remarkable for his attachment to monarchy, 4w and for leaning to moderate measures in the differences be- " tween the Church and those of his persuasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* and there I leave it. " — Burnet's Own Times, vol. Ii. P. 203, Edit. 1724.
" They are too wise" (says May, hi his History of the Long Parliament), " who are not content sometimes to won- " dor. " Such persons as are desirous of forming correct conclu- sions upon the Plot of the Jesuits in the reign of Charles II, and also on the murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey (a Pro- testant Magistrate who had at that time rendered himself ob- noxious to the Papists by taking the depositions on the above oc...casion), may, in addition to Burnet and Rapin, consult Baxter's Life and Times, where they will find that no doubt rested on his mind as to the guilt of the Papists and Jesuits in those transactions. It may be observed of Baxter, fchat he lived in the period in question, and may be depended upon for an inflexible adherence to truth ; nor will Mr. Dallas himself object to his testimony, when he finds that Mr. Fox calls him " a pious and learned Dissenter of exemplary cha- 4i racter, alwa) r s remarkable for his attachment to monarchy, 4w and for leaning to moderate measures in the differences be- " tween the Church and those of his persuasion.
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