The casuist uncas'd : in a dialogue betwixt Richard and Baxter : with a moderator between them, for quietnesse sake (1680)
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a thing ofIII Omen, to begin with an Alias : But there is neither Priefinor Highway-man in our Cafe 5 and yet there may be caufeenough perhaps for a kind of Hue and Cry too 5 for it is amatter of great moment that every man fhould both go, andhzkpown by his right Name ^ and (peradventurej nevermore… … 100 2 ! The Reformed Catholique: Or, Protejlant maybe fo too 5 nay, and many times he *rfb*and many a Loyal, Orthodox, Reformed Catholique calls him-felffo$ and (^according to the fhle of the Age) he may bewell enough J^ and accounted fo to be. But all this is onlyby Adoption, and without any…
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · Church and state · Dissenters, Religious · Puritans
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