Aerius redivivus : or, the history of the Presbyterians. Containing the beginnings, progresse, and successes of that active sect. Their oppositions to monarchical and episcopal government. Their innovations in the church;: and, their imbroilments of the kingdoms and estates of Christendom in the pursuit of their designs. From the year 1536 to the year 1647 (1672)
Heylyn, Peter, 1600-1662 · London : Printed by Robert Battersby for Christopher Wilkinson..., and Thomas Archer ..., and John Crossley ... · leaf 382
wn of E»g!and,thzt they might havebeen fuppreft for ever without any great danger,if either that King had held the Rains with a con-ftant hand, or been more fortunate in the choice ofhis Minifters, after the old Counceliors vvsre wcflra ^ - out, then in fine he proved. But having been kepr. to fuch… … 2^5 C^^tfto^^oftDe^iegb^tetianjJ, Lib.xL being perceived by fuch as were moft near unroiiim,it was not long be-fore the Secret was difcovered to the reft of the people •, who thereuponrefolved to husband all occafions which the times (liould give them, to •theirbeft advantage. But none conceived…
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