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Chapter XVII: Circumstances of the Nonjurors 375

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Kettlewell 377

Dodwell 380

Hickes 382

Lee 383

Nelson 384

Nonjurors in London 387

Social Gatherings at Shottesbrook Park 387

Ken’s Retirement at Longleat 390

Deaths of Nonjurors--

White 391

Turner 392

Samuel Pepys 393

Political Views of Nonjurors 395

Religious Spirit 396

Modes of Worship 398

CHAPTER XVIII.

Nonconformist Places of Worship in London 400

Nonconformists in Nottingham and Chester 402

In Northamptonshire 403

Presbyterians 404

Ordinations 405

Edmund Calamy 408

Seminaries for Dissenters 413

CHAPTER XIX.

Presbyterians and Independents 420

Antinomian Controversy 422

Richard Davis 423

Crisp 424

Daniel Williams 425

Stephen Lobb 426

CHAPTER XX.

Matthew Henry 428

Presbyterian Lord Mayors 429

Daniel De Foe 431

Manner of Worship 433

Independents 436

Ministerial Support 439

CHAPTER XXI.

Deaths of Nonconformists--

Philip Henry 442

Samuel Annesley 443

Vincent 444

Bates--Howe 445

CHAPTER XXII.

Baptists 451

Kiffin and Keach 453

Caffin 455

Quakers: Fox and Barclay 456

Penn 457

Mysticism 458

Norris 459

CONTENTS OF APPENDIX.

I. A Bill for uniting their Majesties’ Protestant Subjects 461

II. The Toleration Act, entituled, An Act for exempting
their Majesties’ Protestant subjects dissenting
from the Church of England from the penalties of
certain Laws 465

III. Extracts from Macpherson’s Original Papers 472

IV. The Writ summoning a Bishop to Parliament 473

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