Memorials of the Stuart Dynasty, Including the Constitutional And Ecclesiastical History of England, From the Decease of Elizabeth to the Abdication of James Ii 1
Memorials of the Stuart Dynasty, Including the Constitutional And Ecclesiastical History of England, From the Decease of Elizabeth to the Abdication of James Ii 1
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l2 148 JAMES THE FIRST.
CHAP, puritan. He was required to forego the duty of y^^-v^ public worship entirely, or to perform it in a ''"*■ manner which he believed to be displeasing to his Maker.
What the conduct of the puritans would have been had they possessed the power of their per- secutors, we can only conjecture. There is much reason to believe that they would, at this time, have been greatly more tolerant. When an arch- bishop, who knew them well, is in doubt whether any class of them... should be considered disaffected to ^' his majesty, or the present state,** we may safely conclude that very moderate concessions would have satisfied the great majority of them-* • See page 141. There is a curious letter by the prelate referred to, in Murdin'8 State Papers, dated 1673 (261—263), rehiting to the origin and progress of the puritan controversy. It is not written without candour, and is the more valuable as coming from one who had witnessed the early as well as the subsequent stages of this conflict.
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38.
l2 148 JAMES THE FIRST.
CHAP, puritan. He was required to forego the duty of y^^-v^ public worship entirely, or to perform it in a ''"*■ manner which he believed to be displeasing to his Maker.
What the conduct of the puritans would have been had they possessed the power of their per- secutors, we can only conjecture. There is much reason to believe that they would, at this time, have been greatly more tolerant. When an arch- bishop, who knew them well, is in doubt whether any class of them... should be considered disaffected to ^' his majesty, or the present state,** we may safely conclude that very moderate concessions would have satisfied the great majority of them-* • See page 141. There is a curious letter by the prelate referred to, in Murdin'8 State Papers, dated 1673 (261—263), rehiting to the origin and progress of the puritan controversy. It is not written without candour, and is the more valuable as coming from one who had witnessed the early as well as the subsequent stages of this conflict.
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