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CHAP. VIII. SECT. II. Lives of eminent Christians.,

LIFE of sir John Hartopp, sir Thomas Abney 1,

Sir Richard Ellys, Thomas Hollis.

. , 6,

Thomas Hollis jun. Daniel Defoe,

: 9, 12
Joseph Williams, John Taylor . . .

- 14, 21
Mrs. Bendish,- Mrs. Rowe i .'.

.? 21, 30

CHAP. IX. STATE OF RELIGION IN THE WORLD,

. SECT. I. State of Religion in England.

Corruption of public morals, favourable occurrences 35, 41

Huchinsonianism, eminent men in the establishment 43, 45

! . SECT. II. Eminent men in Scotland.

The marrow of divinity condemned. in : 53

Prosecution of professor Simpson ... ..

Rise of the secession, rise of the glassites

57, 64

Presbytery of relief, revival at Camberslang 67, 69

SECT. III. Religion in Ireland.

State of protestants and catholics
Presbyterians, rise of arianism - ,

, 75, 79

SECT. IV, Religion in America.

Revivals, eminent men, Jonathan Edwards 85, 97, 99

THIRD PERIOD.

FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. TO 1808.

CHAP. I. New SECTS." "SECT. I. Sandemanians.

Their principles, history of this communion 107, 120

*- SECT. II. Swedenborgians.

126

'CHAP. II. STATE OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

Reconciliation of the clergy and the court - 147

American revolution

- - - 148

Application of the clergy for relief from subscription 155

Dissenters apply for relief .

160

Relief granted to Roman catholics

170

Application for repeal of the corporation and test acts 174

French revolution -

- - 189

CHAP. III. ControVERSIES. SECT. I. On Dissent.;

Graham's attack on religious establishments

213

Controversy concerning village preaching - . 214

SECT. II. Arminian Controversy.

Its commencement between Pelagius and Augustine 226

Arminius against Beza

Rise of arminianism in England .

228

Revived by Mr. Wesley

229

Review of the controversy . •' . 236

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