Chapter XV: Varieties of Spiritual Life 408
George Herbert 409
Hammond 411
Fuller 412
George Dalston 413
Quarles 415
Montague and Grenville 416
Evelyn's Son 418
Richard Fairclough 420
John Lamot 421
Sir Nathaniel Barnardston 422
Christian Women 423
Ages of Christendom 428
Differences between Sects 430
Idiosyncrasies of Individuals 431
State of Religion 433
CHAPTER XVI.
Early English Colonization 443
Pilgrim Fathers 451
Laud's Colonial Policy 455
Colonies during the Civil Wars 459
Colonies during the Protectorate 463
New England 463
Rhode Island 467
Barbadoes 469
Virginia 472
West Indies 475
Maryland 477
East Indies and Levant 480
CHAPTER XVII.
Continental Churches 483
Durie and Laud 484
Sir Thomas Roe 486
Protestant Alliance 487
Persecution of the Piedmontese 490
Cromwell's Interference 492
Collections for the Sufferers 495
Cromwell and Louis XIV. 499
Other Persecuted Protestants 500
Cromwell's Foreign Policy 503
Treatment of the Jews 504
CHAPTER XVIII.
Cromwell at Hampton Court 508
His Last Interview with Fox 510
His Last Days 511
His Last Words 517
His Death 520
APPENDIX.
I. Letters respecting the Trial of Strafford 524
II. Plan of Church Reform 526
III. Articles of the Church of England, with the alterations
made by the Assembly 528
IV. Solemn League and Covenant 535
V. Minutes of the Westminster Assembly 538
VI. Number of the Ejected Clergy 539
VII. Draft of a Bill for Revising the English Translation
of the Scriptures 543
VIII. Extract from the Records of the Church at Bury St.
Edmund's 545
IX. Note on Ritualism 547
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