vi, 142 + vi, 516 p.; 23 cm. Stamping on spine: English / Puritanism. / ---- / Documents. Contents (abbreviated) -- English puritanism: its character and history, by Peter Bayne, 142 p. -- Documents, 516 p.: 1. Declaration of Charles II from Breda, 2. Interview of Presbyterian ministers with Charles II at Breda, 3. Discourse of the ministers with Charles II in London, 4. First address and proposals of the ministers, 5. Abp. Ussher's Model of church government, 6. Requests to Charles II, 7. Bishops' answer, 8. Defence of our proposals to his majesty, 9. His majesty's Declaration conc. ecclesiastical affairs, 10. Petition of the ministers to the King upon first draft of his Declaration, 11. Alterations in the Declaration proposed by the ministers, 12. Humble and grateful acknowledgment, 13. A proclamation prohibiting all unlawful and seditions meetings, 14. King's warrant for Conference at Savoy, 15. Exceptions against Book of common prayer, 16. Answer of bishops, 17. Petition for peace, 18. Rejoinder of ministers to Answer of bishops, 19. Paper offered by Bp. Cosin, 20. Discussion on kneeling at Lord's supper, 21. Discussion on sinfulness of liturgy, 22. Reply to bishops' disputants, 23. Petition to the King, 24. Act of uniformity, 25. Efforts of Presbyterian ministers, 26. Extracts from journals of Parliament, 27. 600 alterations in Book of common prayer, 28. Publication of Book of common prayer, 29. King's Declaration 27 Dec 1662, 30 Proclamation in Parliament upon King's Declaration, 31. Conventicle act 1664, 32. Five mile act, 33. Conventicle act 1670, 34. Test act, 35. Toleration act. -- (Cited in Bibliography of British history, Stuart period, rev. by M. F. Keeler, 1303) VG lightly frayed orig. brown cloth.

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Title: Documents relating to the settlement of the Church of England by the Act of Uniformity of 1662.With an historical introduction
Publisher: London: 1862., W. Kent & Co.,
Binding: Hardcover

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