The History of the Later Puritans: from the Opening of the Civil War in 1642, to the Ejection of the Non-conforming Clergy in 1662

Hamilton, 1854 - Great Britain - 473 pages

CHAPTER	1

Reasons for their conduct 812	10

Bad influence of the queen	17

Occurrences of the war 2429	24

Lord Brooke	30

Lord Falkland	37

The Westminster assembly	44

Were they treated with justice?	53

Rise of quakerism George Fox 235242	235

And decay of the presbyterian party	243

New doctrines arise 250254	250

The army subdues the parliament 256263	256

The universities reformed Cambridge	264

Evils of the covenant Treaty of Newport 275282	275

Increasing violence of the republicans and the army 282286	282

Were the puritans guilty of his death? The question discussed	289

Opening of the Westminster assembly	60

Archbishop Usshers scheme	69

The sectaries	76

The assemblys directory	86

Character of the assembly 9096	90

Battles of Newbury Bolton and MarstonMoor 9799	97

CHAPTER III	107

Marshall Manton Calamy Hugh Peters 116128	116

State of religion throughout England	128

Cromwells fourteen squadrons	135

The chaplains	141

Demands of the parliament Presbyterianism	147

The independents oppressed	153

The selfdenying ordinance	159

The presbyterians and the parliament decline	171

Was Charles concerned in the Irish massacre? 177183	177

His former duplicity about Rochelle	185

His treaty with the Irish rebels 192196	192

Bitterness and retaliations of the parliamentary army	198

Cruelties practised by the royalists 208211	208

Siege of Colchester 215221	217

16468	222

Antinomianism in the army	228

The king was destroyed by the army and the republicans	301

The execution of Charles	311

Execution of the three royalist lords Hamilton Holland	317

CHAPTER VIII	326

Cromwell invades Scotland	334

The battle of Dunbar Presbyterians and independents fight	337

Leaders of the commonwealth rapacious	345

A great apostacy was at hand Its four causes considered	353

CHAPTER IX	362

The triers Their proceedings 371376	371

Cromwells respect for learning	377

Basis proposed for a national church	383

His sickness death and character 395404	395

CHAPTER X	404

The presbyterian chaplains appointed	414

The bishops oppose them	420

Bishoprics offered to the puritan leaders	426

The catechism 89	432

Venners conspiracy	435

Trial and behaviour of the regicides	441

Its justice and policy considered 449460	449

Final ejection of the nonconformist clergy 461465	461

Title	The History of the Later Puritans: from the Opening of the Civil War in 1642, to the Ejection of the Non-conforming Clergy in 1662
Author	J. B. Marsden
Edition	2
Publisher	Hamilton, 1854
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	22 Feb 2010
Length	473 pages

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