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The unreasonableness of separation : or, An impartial account of the history, nature, and pleas of the present separaton from the communion of the Church of England to which several letters are annexed ... (1681)

Stillingfleet, Edward, 1635-1699 · London : Printed by T.N. for Henry Mortlock · leaf 112

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Se^. I PART I. Or our better underftand- ing Kht State of.thisC(7«* ^(i^ trover<ie^ it will be necef- h^ fary to Premife th.efe Two J>^ Things. I. Th.it although the pre- \ fint Reafof^s for sepjration re mid have held from thehcgir7mfjg of our Reforr/tithfty jet, r7Q fnch thwg was then… … (TO 2, That when Separation began, H was moji vehe-mently oppofed by thofe Non-conformijis who diflikedmany things in our Chfirch^ and wifiedfor a farther Re*formation. And from a true Account of the State <)€the Controver(leihcn^ it will appear, that the fr/^c^-ples owned by them, do overthrow…

Church of England · Schism · Dissenters, Religious · Puritans

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