The orator display'd: or, remarks on the B-----p of S----bury's speech. Upon the bill against occasional conformity. Those of the Separation have been too forward to Blood and War, and thereby have drawn much Guilt on themselves. Dr. Burnet's History of the Reformation, Second Vol. Preface. I am sure it has left this Conviction on all our Consciences, that that Party is obstinately fix'd to their own Humours, without the least Colour of Reason. Dr. Burnet's Fourth Conference, p. 352. And as these Separated Conventicles are of their own Nature Evil, so their Effects are yet worse, and such as indeed all the Ignorance and Prophanity in the Land is to be charged on them. Ibid. p. 200. Despising a Writer, who did so impudently deliver Falshoods, that from his own Books many of them may be disproved. Dr. Burnet's Hist. Refor. 1st. Vol. Pref
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| Item Description: | Bishop of Salisbury = Gilbert Burnett. - Dedication signed: H. E. - English Short Title Catalog, T43345. - Price from imprint: Price 1 s. - Reproduction of original from British Library |
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