A Vindication of the Dissenters: In Answer to Dr. William Nichols's Defence of the Doctrine and Discipline of the Church of England. In Three Parts. Written First in Latin, and Now Translated Into English, with Large Additions. By James Peirce

John Clark, 1718 - 575 pages

MELVIII Reformation under Queen Elizabeth	1

PART I	2

A Convocation reviews the Articles Earneft ftruggles	53

A religious Affembly difturbd ibid	65

wherein the Diffenters agree	67

da Cartwright vindicated against Dr Nichols	71

Cranmer attempts a Reformation 7	74

MDCLXXIII	189

Diffenters no enemies to vocal music	385

CHA P IV	398

Of the fign of the Crofs in Baptifm	434

Of Godfathers and Godmothers	445

The Doctors arguments anſwerd	453

Of Confirmation	459

Of the Surplice and other Ecclefiaftical	476

Of the Ring in Marriage	487

King Charles the Second voted home	219

The Kings indulgence accepted by Diffenters	240

Jenkyn and Grove	247

Ryehoufe Plot	253

K James comes to the Crown	261

The Parliament give the Crown to	272

Q Anne fucceeds	281

Concerning the Doctrine of the Church	289

Concerning Diſcipline and Modes of Worship	326

Of Deans and Chapters	379

Sitting not an indecent pofture	493

Of the obſervation of Holidays	501

Troubles at Frankford with reflections thereon 35	528

Diffenters vindicated in accepting K Jamess liberty	530

Of Bowing at the name of Jeſus	531

The Clergy incouraged tyranny Not excusd in preaching Non	537

CHA P XIV Of the Churchs Homilies and Miniſters	548

Of the Faults found with the English	554

PART	558

Titre	A Vindication of the Dissenters: In Answer to Dr. William Nichols's Defence of the Doctrine and Discipline of the Church of England. In Three Parts. Written First in Latin, and Now Translated Into English, with Large Additions. By James Peirce
Auteur	James Peirce
Édition	2
Éditeur	John Clark, 1718
Original provenant de	la bibliothèque de l'État de Bavière
Numérisé	14 févr. 2012
Longueur	575 pages

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