The Life And Times of the Rev. Richard Baxter: With a Critical Examination of His Writings 1
The Life And Times of the Rev. Richard Baxter: With a Critical Examination of His Writings 1
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267 quiet neighbors, at Totteridge, and much more health or ease than I expected, and some opportunity to serve him.
"The parliament grew into great jealousies of the prevalency of Popery. There was an array raised which lay upon Black- heath, encamped, as for service against the Dutch, in which so many of the commanders were Papists, as made men fear the design was worse. They feared not to talk openly, that the Papists, having no hope of getting the parliament to set up their religion by law,... did design to take down parliaments, and reduce the government to the French model, and religion to their state, by a standing army. These thoughts put them into dismal ex- pectations, and many wished that the army, at any rate, might be disbanded. The duke of York being general, the parlia- ment made an act that no man should be in any office of trust who would not take the oaths of supremacy and allegiance; re- ceive the sacrament according to the order of the church of England; and renounce transubstantiation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
267 quiet neighbors, at Totteridge, and much more health or ease than I expected, and some opportunity to serve him.
"The parliament grew into great jealousies of the prevalency of Popery. There was an array raised which lay upon Black- heath, encamped, as for service against the Dutch, in which so many of the commanders were Papists, as made men fear the design was worse. They feared not to talk openly, that the Papists, having no hope of getting the parliament to set up their religion by law,... did design to take down parliaments, and reduce the government to the French model, and religion to their state, by a standing army. These thoughts put them into dismal ex- pectations, and many wished that the army, at any rate, might be disbanded. The duke of York being general, the parlia- ment made an act that no man should be in any office of trust who would not take the oaths of supremacy and allegiance; re- ceive the sacrament according to the order of the church of England; and renounce transubstantiation.
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