The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus Christ Until the Year MDCXLVIII.

T. Tegg, 1842

CONTENTS	2

for conscience Others conceive the proportion of the fine uncon	21

Genevas suit was coldly resentedWhy the rigorous pressing	29

The death of Gregory MartinLetterhistory best history Objection	57

SECTION VI	61

George EtheredgeMr Rogers writeth on our articlesThree great	74

of Dr HumphreyThe first protestant hospital Beautiful buildings	92

boldness than discretion Hackets executionThis accident unhap	121

general Gondemar procures the enlargement of all Jesuits A mali	308

SECTION VII	314

The archbishops letter against a tolerationToleration the general table	322

BOOK XI	329

ably restrainedSeveral writers against Mr Mountagu Mr Mountagu	341

Oxford called PembrokeCollegeDr Preston declines in the dukes	348

PrestonThe death of bishop Carleton Mr Mountagus confirmation	355

The birth and death of prince CharlesOxford MusesDr Leightons	361

SECTION VIII	134

tinues and increasesThe strict keeping of the sabbath first revived	145

BOOK X	157

days conference at HamptoncourtThe second days conference	196

The death of archbishop WhitgiftMr Prynne censuring Whitgift cen	199

Garnets strawmiracle Garnets picture appears in a straw This	223

VaughanMr Brightmans birth and breeding A patron para	233

Overton Heton and RavisNicholas Fuller engages for his clients	244

? king James to oppose himThe States entertain not the motion	250

tineThe divorce of the earl of Essex discussed A memorable	262

falsehoodArchbishop of SpalatoThe king goes into Scotland	266

synodDr Halls return thence Dr Goad in the room of Dr Hall	278

money declined by the lord treasurer who is truly excusedThe	289

of Mr Francis Mason Pages 280296	296

An appeal from the vicechancellor to the proctors severely punished	369

Impropriationfeoffees questioned Their first accusation and answer	371

Archbishop Laud presses conformityOur churches succeed not	384

declined Scotch saints inserted into the calendarAlterations	397

Bishop Williamss second censureThe third accusation against him	404

Parliament and convocation begin The insolence of anabaptists	411

SECTION IV	425

Temporal lords favourers of bishopsThe death of bishop Mountagu	440

The first meeting of the assemblyThe four English quarters of	448

terdam church A second schism in the same church The practice	464

through all churchpreferments Charged unjustly to be a papist	472

SECTION VI	479

ordinances touching religionAn order for the fifth part for ministers	491

DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES IN EACH VOLUME Page	505

Título	The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus Christ Until the Year MDCXLVIII. Volumen3 de The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus Christ Until the Year MDCXLVIII, Thomas Fuller
Autor	Thomas Fuller
Editor	James Nichols
Edición	3
Editor	T. Tegg, 1842
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Minnesota
Digitalizado	20 Ene. 2010

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