The History of the Church of England From the Death of Elizabeth to the Present
The History of the Church of England From the Death of Elizabeth to the Present
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Of the leading men were Whigs, the bulk of the 1 7 14- 1 723. University was scarcely less Jacobite than Oxford. * At Norwich, Bristol, and Birmingham, riots took place in which the cry was High Church and Sacheverell, and down with all foreign govern- ments. " It is a very sensible concern to every one, " writes the Whig Addison, " to hear these vile miscreants calling themselves sons of the Church of England amidst such impious tumults and disorders. Their concern for the Church always rises ...highest when they are acting in direct opposition to its doctrines. Our streets are filled at the same time with zeal and drunkenness, riots and religion. "! " ^^ present, " says the same writer, '* if we may credit common report, there are several remote parts in the nation in which it is firmly believed that all the churches in London are shut up, and that if any clergyman walks the streets in his habit it is ten to one but he is knocked down by some sturdy schismatic. "J But even those who were not quite so unreasonable in their terrors beheld the present crisis with somewhat of dismay.
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Of the leading men were Whigs, the bulk of the 1 7 14- 1 723. University was scarcely less Jacobite than Oxford. * At Norwich, Bristol, and Birmingham, riots took place in which the cry was High Church and Sacheverell, and down with all foreign govern- ments. " It is a very sensible concern to every one, " writes the Whig Addison, " to hear these vile miscreants calling themselves sons of the Church of England amidst such impious tumults and disorders. Their concern for the Church always rises ...highest when they are acting in direct opposition to its doctrines. Our streets are filled at the same time with zeal and drunkenness, riots and religion. "! " ^^ present, " says the same writer, '* if we may credit common report, there are several remote parts in the nation in which it is firmly believed that all the churches in London are shut up, and that if any clergyman walks the streets in his habit it is ten to one but he is knocked down by some sturdy schismatic. "J But even those who were not quite so unreasonable in their terrors beheld the present crisis with somewhat of dismay.
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