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[Footnote 995: R.A. Willmott, Lives of Sacred Poets, 1838, ii. x. 173.]
[Footnote 996: Gilbert Wakefield's Memoirs, 1792, x. 137.]
[Footnote 997: James Hervey's Works, 1805. Letter cxiv. Oct. 28, 1753—Works, vol. vi.]
[Footnote 998: London Parishes, &c.]
[Footnote 999: A. Andrews' The Eighteenth Century, 63.]
[Footnote 1000: Paterson's Pietas Londinensis.]
[Footnote 1001: Johnson's Clergyman's Vade-Mecum, 1709, i. 179.]
[Footnote 1002: Life of Kettlewell, 1719, 24.]
[Footnote 1003: Burnet's Four Discourses to the Clergy of Sarum, 1694, 338.]
[Footnote 1004: Paterson's Pietas Londinensis, Introd.]
[Footnote 1005: Fleetwood's Works, 716.]
[Footnote 1006: Johnson's Vade-Mecum, i. 189]
[Footnote 1007: E.g. Malcolm's London, &c., i. 18.]
[Footnote 1008: Walcot's Cathedrals, &c. (of Rochester), 102.]
[Footnote 1009: Doran's Note to Horace Walpole's Journal, i. 89.]
[Footnote 1010: Bramston, quoted in id.]
[Footnote 1011: C. Cruttwell's Life of Bishop Wilson, 370.]
[Footnote 1012: Life of Kettlewell, 24. Paterson's Pietas Londinensis, Introduction. H.B. Wilson's Hist. of Merchant Taylors, 1075. Chr. Wordsworth's Memoirs of W. Wordsworth, 8.]
[Footnote 1013: The Church of England Vindicated, &c., 1801, 15.]
[Footnote 1014: Secker's Eight Charges, 49.]
[Footnote 1015: Boswell's Life of Johnson, ii. 191.]
[Footnote 1016: Beresford Hope, Worship, &c., 22.]
[Footnote 1017: J.B. Pearson, in Oxford Essays, 1858, 165.]
[Footnote 1018: Horsley's Charges, 114.]
[Footnote 1019: Brand's Popular Antiq. 1777, i. 491.]
[Footnote 1020: Spectator, No. 282.]
[Footnote 1021: Gay's Trivia, ii. 438.]
[Footnote 1022: Walcot's Cathedrals, &c., 137.]
[Footnote 1023: Gay's Trivia, ii. 442.]
[Footnote 1024: Stukeley's Hist. of Carausius, ii. 164. Quoted by Walcot, 137.]
[Footnote 1025: Paterson's Pietas Lond.]
[Footnote 1026: As at St. Dunstan's-in-the-West, &c., id. 80.]
[Footnote 1027: See p. 68.]
[Footnote 1028: Piet. Lond. 272.]
[Footnote 1029: Walcot's Cathedrals, &c., 137.]
[Footnote 1030: Paterson's Pietas Londinensis, 157.]
[Footnote 1031: Id.]
[Footnote 1032: Spectator, No. 161, Sept. 4, 1711.]
[Footnote 1033: Nelson's Life of Bull, 312.]
[Footnote 1034: Macaulay's History of Claybrook, 1791, 93, quoted by Brand, ii. 12.]
[Footnote 1035: Wither's Emblems, 1635, quoted by Brand.]
[Footnote 1036: J. Walton's Life of Hooker.—Hooker's Works, 1850, i. 63.]
[Footnote 1037: Secker's Charges, 143.]
[Footnote 1038: Wilson's Hist. of St. Lawrence Pountney, 114.]
[Footnote 1039: Secker's Charges, 143.]
[Footnote 1040: J. Brand's Popular Antiquities, i. 199.]
[Footnote 1041: De Foe's Works, Chalmers, vol. xx. 8, note.]
[Footnote 1042: A Collection of Parl. Protests, 1737, 164.]
[Footnote 1043: Life of Ken, by a Layman, ii. 653.]
[Footnote 1044: Whiston's Memoirs, 1749, 132.]
[Footnote 1045: Id. and 406.]
[Footnote 1046: G. Wakefield's Memoirs, 1792, 182.]
[Footnote 1047: Malcolm's Manners and Customs of London, ii. 16-19.]
[Footnote 1048: Id. 23.]
[Footnote 1049: Brand's Pop. Antiq. i. 406-8.]
[Footnote 1050: Paterson's Pietas Lond. 23, 154, 164.]
[Footnote 1051: Burn's Eccl. Law, iii. 235.]
[Footnote 1052: H.J. Stephen's Commentaries on the Laws, 1858, iii. 54.]
[Footnote 1053: Dean Prideaux' Life and Letters, 1747, 95, and R. South's Sermons, 1823, iv. 186.]
[Footnote 1054: Prideaux, as above.]
[Footnote 1055: Burnet, quoted in J. Hunt's Hist. of Rel. Thought in E. iii. 223.]
[Footnote 1056: Secker's Eight Charges, 6.]
[Footnote 1057: B. Hope, Worship in the Ch. of E., 10. Secker makes the same remark, Eight Charges, 295.]
[Footnote 1058: Bishop Newton's Life and Works, i. 115.]
[Footnote 1059: J. Newton's Memoirs, 54.]
[Footnote 1060: The Church of England Vindicated, 1801, 40.]
[Footnote 1061: Considerations on the Present State of Religion, 1801, 21, 29.]
[Footnote 1062: H. More's Memoirs, i. 573.]
[Footnote 1063: H. More's Memoirs, i. 656.]
[Footnote 1064: Id. 458.]
[Footnote 1065: R. Thoresby's Diary (of 1684), i. 178.]
[Footnote 1066: Spectator, No. 20.]
[Footnote 1067: Spectator, No. 50.]
[Footnote 1068: Id. No. 259.]
[Footnote 1069: The scandalous interruptions during service which C. Simeon met with (1792-5) were, of course, of a different nature.—Simeon's Memoirs, 86-92.]
[Footnote 1070: R. Polwhele's Introduction to Lavington, ccxliv.]
[Footnote 1071: Tindal, vol. i. and Somers Tracts, x. 349, quoted in W. Palin's Hist. of the Ch. of E. from 1688 to 1717, 218.]
[Footnote 1072: Quoted in id. 228.]
[Footnote 1073: Gibson Papers, v. 9. Quoted in J. Stoughton's Church of the Revolution, 324.]
[Footnote 1074: Hooper's MS., quoted by Palin, 220.]
[Footnote 1075: Cripps's Laws of the Church, 675.]
[Footnote 1076: R. Burn's Eccles. Law, iii. 273.]
[Footnote 1077: Johnson's Vade Mecum, i. 281.]
[Footnote 1078: Worship in the Church of England, 9.]
[Footnote 1079: J. Johnson's Vade Mecum, i. 21.]
[Footnote 1080: Life of Archbishop Sharp, by his Son, i. 355.]
[Footnote 1081: B. Hope, Worship, &c., 109, 1211.]
[Footnote 1082: Gibson's Codex Jur. Eccl. 303, 472. This opinion is referred to with approval in An Account of London Parishes, &c.]
[Footnote 1083: Blomefield's Hist. of Norwich, quoted in id. 140.]
[Footnote 1084: A.P. Stanley's Memoirs of Westminster Abbey, 192.]
[Footnote 1085: Defoe's Tour, 1727, iii. 189, also Thoresby's Diary, i. 60.]
[Footnote 1086: B. Hope, Worship, &c., 138.]
[Footnote 1087: Gent. Mag. for 1804, quoted in id.]
[Footnote 1088: The Scourge, by T. Lewis, Feb. 11, 1717.]
[Footnote 1089: Sherlock, On Public Worship, 114.]
[Footnote 1090: The Scourge, May 16, 1717.]
[Footnote 1091: Quoted in Stoughton's Church of the Revolution, 323.]
[Footnote 1092: E. Thoresby's Diary, ii. 341.]
[Footnote 1093: Tatler, No. 129.]
[Footnote 1094: Secker's Eight Charges, 182.]
[Footnote 1095: R. South's Sermons, iv. 191, also Strype Corresp. quoted by Stoughton, Ch. of the Rev., 323.]
[Footnote 1096: Mr. Wordsworth, however, mentions a portrait of 1730, showing the interior of an English church in which the celebrant at the Eucharist is robed in a black gown.—Univ. Soc. in the Eighteenth Cent., 533.]
[Footnote 1097: Walcot's Cathedrals, &c., 121.]
[Footnote 1098: Christopher Pitt's Art of Preaching, c. 1740. Anderson's Br. Poets, viii. 821.]
[Footnote 1099: Spectator, No. 21.]
[Footnote 1100: Id. No. 609.]
[Footnote 1101: Id., and Oldham, in the Tatler, No. 255.]
[Footnote 1102: Swift's 'Project for the Adv. of Rel.'—Works, ix. 97. Spectator, No. 608.]
[Footnote 1103: Hearne's Reliq. Feb. 1719-20, quoted in Chr. Wordsworth, Univ. Soc. in Eighteenth Century, 36, 516.]
[Footnote 1104: Fielding's Joseph Andrews, b. i. chap. 16, b. ii. chaps. 3, 7, &c.]
[Footnote 1105: Cf. C. Churchill's Independence:—
'O'er a brown cassock which had once been black, Which hung in tatters o'er his brawny back.']
[Footnote 1106: Hardships, &c., of the Inf. Clergy, in a letter to the Bishop of London, 1722, 20, 93, 246.]
[Footnote 1107: Admonition to the Younger Clergy, 1764, and Philagoretes on the Pulpit, &c., quoted by Chr. Wordsworth, Universities, &c., 526, 529.]
[Footnote 1108: J.C. Jeaffreson's B. of the Clergy, ii. 253.]
[Footnote 1109: Mrs. Abigail, &c., with some Free Thoughts on the Pretended Dignity of the Clergy, 1700.]
[Footnote 1110: Quoted in Justice and Necessity of Restraining the Clergy, &c., 1715, 41]
[Footnote 1111: Jeaffreson, ii. 231.]
[Footnote 1112: R. South's Sermons, vol. iv. 192.]
[Footnote 1113: Dean Swift's Works, vol. viii. 313.]
[Footnote 1114: Chap. iii. p. 26 quoted in A. Andrews' Eighteenth Century.]
[Footnote 1115: Considerations Addressed to the Clergy, 1798, 14.]
[Footnote 1116: Spectator, No. 455. Burnet, as a matter of opinion, thought this more consonant with primitive usage, and, except during confession, more expressive of the feelings of faith and confidence.—Four Discourses, &c., 1694, 323.]
[Footnote 1117: The Scourge, 1720, No. 3.]
[Footnote 1118: Cruttwell's Life of Bishop Wilson, 12; and Fleetwood's 'Letter to an Inhabitant of St. Andrew's, Holborn,' 1717—Works. 1737, 722-3.]
[Footnote 1119: Id.]
[Footnote 1120: Towards the end of the century, on the other hand, there were many churches where kneeling was sufficiently uncommon as almost to call special attention. Thus Admiral Austen was remarked upon as 'the officer who kneeled at church' (Jane Austen's Memoirs, 23); and C. Simeon writes in his Diary, '1780, March 8. Kneeled down before service; nor do I see any impropriety in it. Why should I be afraid or ashamed of all the world seeing me do my duty?' (Memoirs, 19).]
[Footnote 1121: Tatler, No. 241.]
[Footnote 1122: J. Hunt, Relig. Thought in England, i. 197.]
[Footnote 1123: Sherlock On Public Worship, 1681, ii. ch. 2.]
[Footnote 1124: Fleetwood's Works, 1737, 723.]
[Footnote 1125: G. Hickes, Devotions, &c., second ed., 1701, Pref.]
[Footnote 1126: Second Charge, 1741, Secker's Eight Charges, 1769.]
[Footnote 1127: T. Bisse, The Beauty of Holiness, eighth ed. 1721, 50, note.]
[Footnote 1128: J. Watts, 'Miscellaneous Thoughts'—Works, ix. 380.]
[Footnote 1129: Tatler, No. 211.]
[Footnote 1130: Spectator, No. 112.]
[Footnote 1131: Id. No. 54.]
[Footnote 1132: Bingham's Works, ix. 259. Cruttwell, 12. Walcott, 204. Somers Tracts, ix. 507. Watts's Works, ix. 380. Wakefield's Memoirs, 156. The Scourge, No. 3.]
[Footnote 1133: Bisse, Beauty of Holiness, 145.]
[Footnote 1134: South's Works, iv. 191.]
[Footnote 1135: Lathbury's Hist. of the Nonjurors, 156, 507-8. Parry's Hist. of the Ch. of E., iii, 165.]
[Footnote 1136: This gave occasion to a special pastoral letter of the Bishop of London, Dec. 26, 1718.]
[Footnote 1137: Whiston's Memoirs, at date 1720, 249.]
[Footnote 1138: Thus we find Dr. Parr speaking of 'reviving' its use in his parish. Johnstone's 'Life of Parr'—Q. Rev. 39, 268. Expressions of dislike to parts of it among Churchmen are very numerous throughout the century.]
[Footnote 1139: Barbauld's Works, by Aikin, ii. 151. Bishop Watson's Life, i. 395.]
[Footnote 1140: J. Johnson, Clergyman's Vade Mecum, i. 12, and Heylin (Hist. pl. ii. cap. 4) quoted by him.]
[Footnote 1141: N. Bisse, Beauty of Holiness, 123. C. Crutwell's Life of Bishop Wilson, 265 (in the Isle of Man, First and Second Services are the regular terms used in official ecclesiastical notices). London Parishes, 8.]
[Footnote 1142: Sherlock On Public Worship, 1681, 205, 219.]
[Footnote 1143: Beveridge On Frequent Communion, 155, 173.]
[Footnote 1144: Fleetwood for example, 'Charge to the Ely Clergy,' 1716—Works, 1737, 699.]
[Footnote 1145: Secker's Eight Charges, 63.]
[Footnote 1146: E.C.M. Walcott's Customs of Cathedrals, 101.]
[Footnote 1147: Quoted in The Church of England Vindicated, &c., 1801, 5.]
[Footnote 1148: Two Letters Concerning the Methodists, by the Rev. Moore Booker, 1751, Pref. iv.]
[Footnote 1149: Burnet's Funeral Sermon on Tillotson, quoted in Lathbury's Nonjurors, 156.]
[Footnote 1150: Du Moulin's Sober and Dispassionate Reply, &c., 1680, 32.]
[Footnote 1151: The Church of England's Complaint against the Irregularities of some of the Clergy, 1709, 15.]
[Footnote 1152: J. Johnstone's Life of Dr. Parr, qu. in Q. Rev. 39, 268.]
[Footnote 1153: R. Nelson's Life of Bull, 52.]
[Footnote 1154: Charge of 1741—Secker's Eight Charges, 63.]
[Footnote 1155: C. Leslie's 'Letter about the New Separation'—Works, i. 510. He adds that some clergymen of the Ch. of E. always used unleavened bread at the Sacrament.]
[Footnote 1156: L. Tyerman's Oxford Methodists, Pref. vi. Other allusions to an occasional preference for this usage occur in Bishop Horne's Works, App. 203, and Gent. Mag. 1750, xx. 75. In some editions of Bishop Wilson's Sacra Privata, there is a prayer for a blessing on the bread and wine-and-water.]
[Footnote 1157: Herbert's Country Parson quoted in Brand's Pop. Antiquities, i. 521.]
[Footnote 1158: Walcott's Customs of Cathedrals, 137.]
[Footnote 1159: London Parishes, &c., 20.]
[Footnote 1160: Paterson's Pietas Londinensis, 52.]
[Footnote 1161: Id. 104.]
[Footnote 1162: Spectator, No. 372.]
[Footnote 1163: H.W. Cripps's Law of the Ch., &c., 218.]
[Footnote 1164: Hartley Coleridge, Essays and Marginalia, ii. 338.]
[Footnote 1165: Pope's Works, vii. 222-35. Naturally, Jacobite parsons were robed by Jacobite clerks. 'Who hath not observed several parish clerks that have ransacked Hopkins and Sternhold for staves in favour of the race of Jacob.'—Addison, in The Freeholder, No. 53.]
[Footnote 1166: John Wesley (Works, x. 445), records an amusing reminiscence of his boyhood: 'One Sunday, immediately after sermon, my father's clerk said with an audible voice: "Let us sing to the praise, &c., an hymn of my own composing:
King William is come home, come home! King William home is come! Therefore let us together sing The hymn that's called Te D'um."']
[Footnote 1167: Singing the first line, in order to put the congregation in tune.—Spectator, No. 284. 'The clerk ordered to sing a Psalm, and so keep the congregation together, while Mr. Claxton was away.'—Thoresby's Diary, April 4, 1713.]
[Footnote 1168: Bishop Gibson specially directed the clergy to instruct their clerks to do this. Charge of 1721, Gibson's Charges, 1744, 18.]
[Footnote 1169: Secker's Charges, 65. At St. Lawrence Pountney, the candidates for the office had to 'take the desk' on trial on successive Sundays.—H.B. Wilson, Hist. of St. Lawr. P., 160.]
[Footnote 1170: Somers Tracts, xii. 161. The Scourge, p. 123.]
[Footnote 1171: Paterson's Pietas Lond., passim.]
[Footnote 1172: Brokesby's Life of Dodwell, 359, 369.]
[Footnote 1173: A Discourse concerning the Rise, &c., of Cathedral Worship, 1699.]
[Footnote 1174: V.R. Charlesworth's Life of Rowland Hill, 156.]
[Footnote 1175: Bishop Kennet's Life, 1730, 126.]
[Footnote 1176: J. Watts's 'Essay on Psalmody'—Works, ix. 8.]
[Footnote 1177: Teale's Lives of Eminent E. Laymen, 260.]
[Footnote 1178: R. Thoresby's Diary, March 16, 1697.]
[Footnote 1179: Tatler, No. 198.]
[Footnote 1180: J.P. Malcolm, Manners, &c., of London, i. 230.]
[Footnote 1181: Caldwell Papers, quoted in Q. Rev. 97, 404.]
[Footnote 1182: Laud's Hist. of his Troubles, 201, quoted in Southey's Book of the Church, 472.]
[Footnote 1183: Walcott's Cathedrals, 101.]
[Footnote 1184: Dr. Swift, To Himself on St. Cecilia's Day. Anderson's B. Poets, ix. 107.]
[Footnote 1185: Malcolm's London, i. 267.]
[Footnote 1186: J. Newton's Sermons on the Messiah, 1784-5.]
[Footnote 1187: Burnet's Hist. of Ref., quoted in S. Hilliard's Obligation of the Clergy to keep strictly to the Bidding form, 1715, 8.]
[Footnote 1188: Wheatley's B. of Common Prayer, 1860, 171.]
[Footnote 1189: Canon 55.]
[Footnote 1190: Bisse's Beauty of Holiness, 1721, 154.]
[Footnote 1191: Hilliard's Obligations, &c., 19.]
[Footnote 1192: Sherlock On Public Worship, 1681, 188.]
[Footnote 1193: South's Works, iv. 180. He elsewhere calls it 'a long, crude, impertinent, upstart harangue.' So also Complaint of the Ch. of E., 1709, 19, and Thoresby's Diary, June 14, 1714. The Royal Guard, &c., 1684, 49.]
[Footnote 1194: J. Bingham's French Church's Apology for the Ch. of E.—Works, ix. 106.]
[Footnote 1195: Stoughton's Church of the Revolution, 205.]
[Footnote 1196: Fleetwood's Defence of Praying before Sermon, 1720—Works, 738.]
[Footnote 1197: G.G. Perry's Hist. of the Ch., 3, 228.]
[Footnote 1198: The Justice and Necessity of restraining the Clergy, &c., 1715, 64.]
[Footnote 1199: The Justice and Necessity of Restraining the Clergy, &c., 1715, 64.]
[Footnote 1200: Direction to our Archbishops, &c., Dec. 11, 1714, Sec. vi.]
[Footnote 1201: Spectator, No. 312.]
[Footnote 1202: Jablouski's Correspondence, in Archbishop Sharp's Life, by his Son, ii. 157, App. 2, 3.]
[Footnote 1203: Sherlock, On Rel. Worship, 66.]
[Footnote 1204: Nelson's Life of Bull, 420.]
[Footnote 1205: Warburton and Hurd's Correspondence, 31.]
[Footnote 1206: Horsley's Charges, 6; Reflection on the Clergy, &c., 1798, 42.]
[Footnote 1207: Pref. to W.B. Kirwan's Sermons, quoted in Q. Rev., xi. 133.]
[Footnote 1208: A.P. Stanley's Hist. Mem. of Westminster Abbey, 535.]
[Footnote 1209: Officium Cleri, 1691, 31.]
[Footnote 1210: Birch's Life of Tillotson, cclv.]
[Footnote 1211: Paterson's Pietas Londinensis.]
[Footnote 1212: The Church of England's Complaint, &c., 1709, 21-2. The Scourge, No. 10, 1717. Polwhele's Preface to Lavington, 220.]
[Footnote 1213: Bishop Newton's Life and Works, i. 85.]
[Footnote 1214: J. Nichols' Literary Anecd. of Eighteenth Cent. iv. 152.]
[Footnote 1215: Archbishop Sharp's Life, by his Son, i. 31.]
[Footnote 1216: Hardships of the Inferior Clergy in and about London, &c., 1722, 85.]
[Footnote 1217: London Parishes, &c.]
[Footnote 1218: Paterson's Piet. Lond. 49, 50.]
[Footnote 1219: Teale's Lives, 253. So also Complaint of the Ch. of E. 1709, 23.]
[Footnote 1220: Sherlock On Public Worship, pt. ii. ch. 4.]
[Footnote 1221: Id.]
[Footnote 1222: Nelson's Life of Bull, 39, 366.]
[Footnote 1223: F. Williams' Memoirs of Atterbury, i. 266.]
[Footnote 1224: Nichols' Lit. An. iv. 169.]
[Footnote 1225: J. Wilson's Hist. of Merch. Taylors, 1075.]
[Footnote 1226: Secker's Eight Charges, 254.]
[Footnote 1227: Gilbert Wakefield's Memoirs, 282; Miseries of the Inferior Clergy, &c., 1722, 18.]
[Footnote 1228: Dean Tucker's Works, 1772; Letter to Dr. Kippis, 23; Works, vol. i.]
[Footnote 1229: Secretan's Life of Nelson.]
[Footnote 1230: Wesley's Works, x. 507-9.]
[Footnote 1231: J. Nichols' Lit. Anecd. i. 475; Tillotson's Works, iii. 514-16.]
[Footnote 1232: Lathbury's Hist. of the Nonjurors, 203.]
[Footnote 1233: Nelson's Life of Bull, 359; Fleetwood's Works, 472.]
[Footnote 1234: Sherlock On Public Worship, 204; Life of Kettlewell, 91; Secker's Charges, 53.]
[Footnote 1235: Baxter's English Nonconformity, chap. 19, quoted in J. Bingham's Works, 'Objection of Dissenters Considered,' b. iii. ch. 21.]
[Footnote 1236: Whiston's Memoirs, 469.]
[Footnote 1237: The Church of England Vindicated, &c., 1801, 15.]
[Footnote 1238: Secker's Charge of 1741.]
[Footnote 1239: Lord Mahon's History, chap. 31; C. Knight's Old England; A. Andrews' Eighteenth Century, chaps. 3 and 4; Malcolm's Manners and Customs of London, ii. 272.]
[Footnote 1240: Fielding's Thomas Andrews, b. ii. ch. 13.]
[Footnote 1241: H. Walpole's Memoirs of George II. 342.]
[Footnote 1242: Fleetwood's Works, 469; Archbishop Sharp's Life, i. 353.]
[Footnote 1243: Church of England's Complaint, 1709, Preface.]
[Footnote 1244: Beresford Hope, Worship in the Ch. of E. 26.]
[Footnote 1245: J.C. Jeaffreson's Book about Clergy, ii. 92.]
[Footnote 1246: A. Andrews' Eighteenth Century, chap. v.]
[Footnote 1247: S. Pepys' Diary, v. App. 452.]
[Footnote 1248: Life of Archbishop Sharp, i. 209-13.]
[Footnote 1249: Secker's Eight Charges, 166-72.]
[Footnote 1250: Secker's Eight Charges, 239.]
[Footnote 1251: Id. 370.]
[Footnote 1252: Fleetwood's Works, 472, 474, 479.]
[Footnote 1253: T. Lewis, Danger of the Church Estab. &c. 1720.]
[Footnote 1254: G.G. Perry's Hist. of the Ch. of E. iii. 100.]
[Footnote 1255: Gibson's Codex, 1046, quoted in Burns' Eccl. Law, Art. 'Penance.']
[Footnote 1256: J. Johnson, Vade Mecum, ii. cvii.]
[Footnote 1257: Memoirs of W. Wordsworth, by Christoph. Wordsworth, 1851, 8.]
[Footnote 1258: So also in the South of England, between 1799 and 1803. 'The two women she took most notice of in the parish were the last persons who ever did penance at Hurstmonceaux, having both to stand in a white sheet in the Churchyard; so that people said, "There are Mrs. Hare Naylor's friends doing penance."'—A.J.C. Hare's Memorials of a Quiet Life, i. 143. In 1805, one Sarah Chamberlain did penance in like manner at Littleham Church, near Exmouth.]
[Footnote 1259: Hildesley's History of the Isle of Man, in Cruttwell's Life of Wilson, 371.]
[Footnote 1260: Burns' Eccles. Law, Art. 'Penance'; Andrews' Eighteenth Century, 303.]
[Footnote 1261: Free and Candid Disquis. 1749, Sec. xviii.]
[Footnote 1262: J.C. Jeaffreson's B. of the Clergy, ii. 140.]
APPENDIX.
* * * * *
LIST OF AUTHORS QUOTED OR REFERRED TO.
* * * * *
NO AUTHOR QUOTED AT SECOND HAND IS INCLUDED IN THIS LIST.
The dates indicating the editions used are inserted for the convenience of those who desire to verify quotations.
* * * * *
A.
Abigail, Mrs., 'A Female Skirmish, &c,' 1700.
Addison, Jos., 'Works,' 4 vols. (Tickell), 1804.
'Address to that Honest part of the Nation called the Lower Sort,' 1745.
'Adventurer, The' (R. Hawkesworth), 1755.
Aikin, J., 'Letters on English Poetry,' 1804.
Aikin, Lucy, 'Life of Joseph Addison,' 1843. 'Annals of the Reign of George III.,' 2 vols., 1816.
Akenside, M., 'Poems,' (Anderson).
Alison, Sir A., 'Life of Marlborough,' 2 vols., 1852.
Anderson, 'Poets of Great Britain,' 13 vols., 1793-5.
Anderson, J.S.M., 'History of the Colonial Church,' 3 vols., 1856.
Andrews, A., 'The Eighteenth Century,' 1856.
'Annals of England,' 3 vols., 1848.
'Apology for the Parliament,' &c. (Penal Laws against certain Protestants), 1697.
Arnold, M., 'Culture and Anarchy,' 1869.
Arnold, Dr. T., 'Fragments on the Church,' 1844. 'Miscellaneous Works' (A.P. Stanley), 1845.
Aspin, W., 'Alkibla,' 1721 and 1731.
'Asylum for Fugitive Pieces in Prose and Verse,' 1785.
Atterbury, Bp. F., 'Letters, Visitation Charges,' &c., 1783. 'Memoirs, by Folkestone Williams,' 2 vols., 1869.
Austen, Jane, 'Memoirs of,' by J.E. Austen-Leigh, 1870.
B.
Balguy, Archdeacon, 'Charges,' 1785.
Barbauld. A.L., 'Works with Memoir,' by Lucy Aikin, 2 vols., 1825.
Barclay, R., 'Apology for the Quakers,' 1849.
Baur, 'Kirchengeschichte der neueren Zeit,' 1863.
Baxter, R., 'Works,' 23 vols. (Orme), 1830.
Beattie, W., 'Life and Letters of T. Campbell,' 3 vols., 1849.
Behmen, J., 'Works,' 4 vols. (W. Law), 1764.
Benson, J., 'Life of Fletcher,' about 1805.
Bentley, R., 'Boyle Lectures for 1692,' 1724. 'Remarks on Discourse of Free-thinking' (Phileleutherus Lipsiensis), 1743. 'Works,' 3 vols. (Dyce), 1838.
Berkeley, Bp. G., 'Works,' 3 vols., 1861. 'Life and Works,' 3 vols. (A.C. Fraser), 1871.
Beveridge, Bp., 'On Public Prayer,' 1840.
Bingham, T., 'Works,' 9 vols. (Pitman), 1838-40.
Birch, 'Life of Tillotson,' 1752.
Bisse, T., 'Pride and Ignorance, the Ground of Error,' 1716. 'Beauty of Holiness,' 1720. 'Rationale of Choral Worship,' 1720. 'Beauty of Devotion,' 1715.
Blackburne, Archdeacon, 'Historical View,' &c., 1772.
Blair, R., 'Poems' (Anderson).
Blake, W., 'Life,' by Gilchrist, 2 vols., 1862. Swinburne's 'Critical Essay on,' 1868. 'Poetical Sketches,' ed. R.H., 1868.
Blunt, J.J., 'Right Use of the Early Fathers,' 1858.
Bogue and Bennett, 'History of Dissenters,' 1810.
'Bold Advice, or Proposals for the entire rooting out of Jacobitism,' 1715.
Bolingbroke, Viscount, 'Letters to Sir W. Wyndham and to Mr. Pope,' 1753. 'The Idea of a Patriot King,' written 1738. 'Letters to Mr. Drummond,' written 1710 and 1711. 'Philosophical Works,' 5 vols., 1754.
Booker, M., 'Two Letters concerning the Methodists,' 1752.
Boswell's 'Life of Johnson, Dr.,' 4 vols., 1823, 10 vols. 1835.
Bowles's 'Life of Ken,' 1830.
Boyer, 'Quadriennium Annae postremum,' 1718.
Brand, J., 'Observations on Popular Antiq. of Great Britain,' 3 vols., 1849.
Bright, J., 'Speeches' (J.E.T. Rogers), 2 vols., 1868.
'British Quarterly Review,' 1874.
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INDEX.
Abney, Sir T., 184
Accommodation, principle of, 131
Adam of Winteringham, 324
Addison, Joseph, 111, 304
'Alciphron, or the Minute Philosopher' (Berkeley), 99
Altar-pieces, 417
America, 196
'Analogy,' Butler's, 88, 96-7, 313
Anne, Queen, 17, 279, 306
Annet, Peter, 86
Antinomianism, 182, 268, 273-4, 323, 374, 386
'Apostolical Constitutions,' the, 203
Architecture, 404
Arian subscription, 193
Arianism, 161, 198, 203
Arsenius, 67
Articles (see 'Subscription')
Athanasian Creed, 452
Atonement, 130, 259
Atterbury, Bishop, 47, 407
Authority, Church, 229
Balguy, J., 194
Ball, Hannah, 299 n
Bangorian Controversy, 205, 305
Baptism, 468
Baptists, 166
Barbauld, L., 45
Barclay, R., 169
Bassett, of Glentworth, 378
Bates, E., 186
Bath, Earl of, 349
Baxter, R., 166, 186, 240
Behmen, J., 250, 255
Bells, church, 424
Benefactions, 415
Benson, Bishop, 311
Bentley, Dr. R., 83-4, 221, 287, 305
Berkeley, Bishop G., 98-9, 111, 153, 274-6, 281 n
Berridge, John, 351, 354, 362, 371-2
Beveridge, Bishop, 42-4, 62, 166
Bidding prayer, 461
Bishops, 24
Blackburne, Archdeacon F., 113, 189, 193-4, 219
Blackmore, Sir R., 49
Blackstone, Sir W., 300
Blake, W., 375-6
Bolingbroke, Viscount, 93-6, 101, 108, 235, 348
Bond, Mark, 355
Bonet, 162
Bossuet, 28, 42, 49, 148
Bourignon, Madame de, 249, 274
Bray, Dr., 46, 48-9
Brokesby, F., 39
Brown, Moses, 384
Bulkeley, Sir E., 247
Bull, Bishop G., 40-2, 167, 198, 210, 222
Burke, Edmund, 16, 100, 312, 397
Butler, Bishop, 23, 88, 96-7, 110, 177, 317, 313
Byrom, J., 264
Calamy, Edmund, 166, 185, 308
Calvinism, 323, 366 n
Calvinistic controversy, 355-65
Cambridge Platonists, 120, 135, 230
Camisards, 246
Candlemas, 435
'Cardiphonia,' Newton's, 399 n
Caroline, Queen, 214, 265
'Case of Arian Subscription,' Waterland's, 212
Catechising, 286, 299, 469
'Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity,' Jones's, 219
Cave, Dr. W., 49
Cecil, Richard, 379, 388
Chancel screens, 416
Chandler, Bishop, 100 n
—— Dr. S., 85, 100 n, 177-8
'Characteristics,' Shaftesbury's, 80-2
Charity schools, 18
Charlett, Dr., 49
'Cheap Repository Tracts,' H. More's, 401
'Checks to Antinomianism,' Fletcher's, 362, 363-5
Cherry, F., 39
Chesterfield, Lord, 305
Chillingworth, W., 192
'Christian System,' Robinson's, 394
'Christianity as old as the Creation,' Tindal's, 86-7, 258-9
'Christianity not founded on Argument,' 92-3
'Christianity not Mysterious,' Toland's, 79-80
Christmas Day, 434
Chubb, Thomas, 90-91
Church architecture, 406
—— attendance, 439
—— and State, 15
—— building, 18, 428
—— fabrics, 409
'Church in Danger,' 2, 188
Churchill, Charles, 98 n
Churchwardens, 415
Churchyards, 426
Clapham Sect, 394
Clarke, Adam, 335
—— Samuel, 77, 85, 204-212
Clergy, 25
Clerical poverty, 287-8
Clerks, parish, 450, 456
Coke, Dr., 355
Coleridge, S., 16, 230, 271-2
Collier, Jeremy, 39
Collins, Anthony, 82, 85, 102, 108, 221, 287
Colonial Church, 48, 196
Commemorations, 436
'Commentary,' Scott's, 387
'Complete Duty of Man,' Venn's, 376-7
Comprehension, Church, 8, 147-9
Compton, Bishop H., 174
Conant, Dr. J., 41
Conference, Wesleyan, 326, 328, 358-361
'Confessional,' Blackburne's, 219
Confirmation, 470
Connexion, Lady Huntingdon's, 350, 352-4, 373
Convocation, 18-19, 214, 282-4, 309
Conybeare, Bishop, 87, 105, 191, 311
Conyers of Helmsley, 372, 393
Copes, 444
Cornwallis, Archbishop, 349
Cowper, W., 250, 379, 380-3
Cross, emblem of, 419
Cudworth, Ralph, 77, 230-1
Daily service, 429
Daille, J., 160
Dartmouth, Lord, 398
Deacon, 60
'Defence of Revealed Religion,' Conybeare's, 87
'Defensio Fidei Nicaenae,' Bull's, 199
Defoe, D., 184, 305
'Deism Revealed,' Skelton's, 88
Deists, 3-6, 75-112, 193, 226, 260, 280
Derham, W., 23
Desecration of Churches, 411
Discipline, Church, 309-310, 471
'Discourse of Freethinking,' Collins', 82-5
'Discourse on the Grounds, &c. of the Christian Religion,' Collins', 84
Dispensing power, 137
'Divine Legation of Moses,' Warburton's, 97-98, 313
'Divine right' of kings, 10, 54
Doctrine and morals, 141
Doddridge, Dr. Ph., 9, 15, 45, 100, 177
Dodwell, H. (Nonjuror), 34-6, 62, 69, 161
—— (the younger), 7, 91
Doubt, 120
Dress, clerical, 447
Du Pin, 149
East, turning to, 451
Eastern Church, 29, 65-7, 150, 195
Ecclesiastical censures, 310
Edward VI., Liturgy of, 20, 45, 445, 455
Eighteenth century, 1
Enthusiasm, 226-28
Episcopians, 212
Episcopius, 138
Epworth Rectory, 315
Error in matters of religion, 122
'Essay on the Human Understanding,' Locke's, 102
'Essay on Man,' Pope's, 101-2
Essayists, 20
'Estimate of the Religion of the Fashionable World,' H. More's, 400
Eucharist, the, 61, 453
Eusebianism, 203
Evangelical Revival, 5, 114, 194, 280, 313-403
Evelyn, J., 32, 49
Evidences, 3-6, 21-3, 119
'Fable of the Bees,' Mandeville's, 99
Faustus Socinus, 215
Feathers Tavern petition, 194
Fenelon, 148, 248-9, 254
'Festivals and Fasts,' R. Nelson's, 30
Firmin, T., 169
Flamsteed, 22
Fletcher, of Madeley, 324, 343-6, 362
Fletcher, Mrs., 345, 399
Foedus Evangelicum, 156
'Force of Truth,' Scott's, 384-6
Foreign Protestants, 8, 29, 45, 64, 151-2, 155-63, 195
Fowler, Bishop E., 192
Frampton, Bishop, 32, 66
France in eighteenth century, 311
Francke, 38, 251, 265
Frederic I., 161
'Free and Candid Disquisitions,' Jones of Alconbury's, 9, 189
Freethinkers, 82-3, 94, 97, 111-13, 118, 124-6
French Prophets, 246-7
Funeral sermons, 468, 471
Future state, 133-9, 241-3
Galleries, Church, 414
Gallican Church, 63, 148-51
Gambold, J., 266
Gastrell, Bishop F., 49
George III., 311-2, 349
George of Denmark, 186
Georgian age, 403
Gerardin, 149
Gibson, Bishop, 285 n
Gooch, Bishop, 178
Grabe, Dr., 47, 67
Graves, R., 276
Grimshaw of Haworth, 370-1
'Growth of Deism, The,' 80
Guyon, Madame, 249-50
Haine, John, 355
Hales, R., 161
Halley, E., 22, 27, 49
Happiness, 142
Hardwick, Lord, 290
Harris, Howell, 355
Hartley, D., 235
Haworth, 370
Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, 79
Herring, Archbishop, 113, 177, 179, 285
Hervey, James, 358, 365, 366-70
—— John, Lord, 292, 303, 335
Hickes, G., 36-7, 61, 64
High Church party, 26, 51, 69-75, 403, 444
High and Low Church, 26
Hildesley, Bishop M., 177
Hill, Sir Richard, 362
—— Rowland, 351, 362
'History of the Church of Christ,' Milner's, 389-92
'History of the Corruptions of Christianity,' Priestley's, 220
Hoadly, Bishop B., 20, 83, 113, 185, 193, 203
Hobbes, T., 77, 231
Homilies, 466
Hooper, Bishop G., 72
Horne, Bishop G., 274
Horsley, Bishop S., 154, 216, 220-5, 286, 302, 310
Hour-glasses in pulpits, 416
Howe, J., 186
Hume, D., 77, 235
Huntingdon, Selina, Countess of, 333, 347-54, 360, 396
Hurd, Bishop R., 110, 296-7
Hutchinson, J., 274
Immortality, 25
'Importance of the Doctrine of the Trinity asserted,' Waterland's, 213
Incense, 456
Independents, 166
Indifferentism, 12
Inspiration, 229, 243
Intolerance (See 'Toleration')
Involuntary error, 122
Irreverence in church, 441
Jablouski, 161-2
Jacobitism, 2, 10-11
Jansenists, 148
January 30, sermons, 438
Jews, 188
Jebb, Bishop, 194
Johnson, J., 49, 61, 154
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 94, 301, 305, 312, 368, 397
Jones of Alconbury, 189
—— of Nayland, 219-220, 320
Jortin, Dr. J., 190
'Judicium Ecclesiae Catholicae,' 200
Ken, Bishop, 27, 28, 31, 54, 72, 165
Kettlewell, J., 32, 33-4, 54, 62
Kidder, Bishop, 72
King, Chief Justice, 192
Knox, Alexander, 319 n
Lake, Bishop, 53, 165
Lardner, Dr., 217
Latitudinarian churchmen, 112-4
Lavington, Bishop, 335
Law, William, 100 n, 253-264, 311, 316, 322
Lecturers, 467
Lee, F., 27, 38
Leibnitz, 162
Leland, 100-1
Lent, 432
Leslie, Charles, 100 n, 128, 131, 201, 241-3
'Leviathan,' Hobbes's, 77
Liberty of thought, 123-4
Libraries, parochial, 18, 46
'Life, Walk, and Triumph of Faith,' Romaine's, 373
Lindsey, Theophilus, 194
Liturgy, revision of, 9, 171, 189
Lloyd, Bishop, 28
Locke, John, 14, 77, 102-5, 234-6, 356
Low Church, 403
Lowth, Bishop, 98 n, 336
Loyalty, 1, 56
Ludolph, 60
Lutheranism, 9, 48, 161-2
Lyttelton, Lord, 237, 268, 356
Madox, Bishop, 177
Maistre, Count de, 151
Mallet, David, 94
Mandeville, 99
Mapletoft, Dr. 49
Marriages, clandestine, 474
Mather, Alexander, 355
'Meditation among the Tombs,' Hervey's, 368
Methodism, 9, 114, 180-2, 194, 245, 268-72, 313, 355
Milner, Dean Isaac, 392-3, 396
—— Joseph, 379, 388-392, 393, 396
Missions, 48, 65
Moderation, 176
Moore, Bishop, 161
'Moral Philosopher,' Morgan's, 89, 97
Moral virtue, 26
Moravianism, 181, 264-6, 323, 341
More, Hannah, 154, 238, 379
More, Henry, 120, 121, 135, 230-3, 273
Mosheim, 177
Music, church, 459
Mysteries in religion, 126-8
Mysticism, 38, 226, 238, 240, 246, 255
'Naked Gospel,' Bury's, 201
Nelson, John, 355
Nelson, Robert, 26
Neophytes, 66
Newton, Sir Isaac, 22
——, John, 16, 374-381, 385, 389, 395, 396, 398, 401
—— Mrs., 380, 399
—— Bishop T., 284, 291-3
Noailles, Cardinal de, 149
Nonconformists, 8, 13, 163-172, 196
Nonjurors, 3, 11-12, 19, 28, 30, 39, 51, 72, 279
Non-residence of clergy, 284-6
Non-resistance (See 'Passive obedience')
Nottingham, Earl of, 185
Occasional conformity, 183-8
Offertory, 455
Oglethorpe, General, 49
Olivers, Thomas, 355, 362, 363
Optimism, 95
Oratorios, 460
Organs, 458
Origen, 134, 137
Oxford Methodists, 318, 366
Paintings, 419
Paley, Archdeacon, 23, 192, 286, 302
Party feeling, 17
Passion Week, 434
Passive obedience, 10, 52-54
Pascal, 148
Patristic Theology, 65
Pawson, John, 355
Pearce, Bishop Zachary, 85, 285
Pelham, 179
Pepys, Samuel, 32, 39
Penance, 473
Perambulations, 436
Perronet of Shoreham, 355
Peter the Great, 65, 67
Pews, 411
Phileleutherus Lipsiensis, 83-4, 221
Physical phenomena of religious revivals, 271-2
Physical science, 22
Platonic triad, 223-4
Platonists, Cambridge, 120, 135
Pluralities, 284-6
Pope, Alexander, 101
Porteus, Bishop Beilby, 195, 285, 394, 401
Potter, Archbishop, 205 n
'Practical View,' Wilberforce's, 396-8
Prayers for the dead, 62
Preaching, 300-2, 463
Predestination, 243
Presbyterianism, 117, 166, 169
Priestley, Dr., 15, 220-5
'Primitiva et Apostolica Traditio,' Bull's, 200
'Private Thoughts,' Adam's, 378
Private judgment, 123
Protestantism, 63
Protestant interest, 8, 155-6
Prudential religion, 142
Pulpits, 415
Purgatory, 135
Puritanism, 3, 282, 314-5
Quakers, 169, 230, 240-5, 271
Queen Anne's bounty, 18
Raby, Lord, 162
Raikes, Robert, 299 n
'Reasonableness of Christianity, Locke's, 103
Reason, 5, 118, 121, 233, 236
Reform, Church, 189
Reformation, the, 3, 147
—— of manners, 29
'Refutation of Calvinism,' Tomline's, 364
Religious societies, 17
'Remains,' Cecil's, 388
Repairs of churches, 409
'Resurrection of Jesus considered,' Annet's, 86
Revision (See 'Liturgy')
Revivalism, 279-280
Revolution of 1688, 56
—— French, 9, 16, 24, 154, 188
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 312
Richardson of York, 393
Ritual, 418, 444
Robinson, Bishop, 162
—— of Leicester, 393-4
Romaine, William, 372-4
Roman Catholics, 13, 152-3, 188, 258, 282
Royal Supremacy, 65
Rubrics, 451
Sabellianism, 198
Sacheverell, Dr., 18, 176, 187, 290
Sacrifices, 132
Saints' Days, 432
Salter's Hall meeting, 215, 217, 308
Sancroft, Archbishop, 32, 39, 57, 165, 176
Schleiermacher, 181
Scotch Episcopalians, 12, 13, 64, 67, 196
Scott, Thomas, 374, 379, 384-8, 396
'Scripture Characters,' Robinson's, 394
—— Doctrine of the 'Trinity,' Clarke's, 204
Secker, Archbishop, 177, 286, 301, 304, 309
Seed, Jeremiah, 288
Semler, 131
'Serious Call,' Law's, 316, 340, 376, 385, 397
Services, order of, 452
'Seven Bishops, The,' 55
Seward, 182
Shaftesbury, Lord, 80-2, 99, 101, 102, 108
Sharp, Archbishop, 44-46, 161, 309
Shelburne, Lord, 287, 291
Sherlock, Bishop, 85, 86, 100 n, 177, 178
Shirley, Walter, 360
'Short Way to Truth,' Jones of Nayland's, 220
Simeon, Charles, 393
Sincerity in inquiry, 122
Slave trade, 24, 395-6
Smalridge, Bishop, 46, 161
Societies, religious, 18
Socinianism, 129, 215, 225
Somers, Lord, 14, 52
Sorbonne, 151
South, Dr., 172, 311
Southey, Robert, 16, 364
S.P.C.K., 17, 18, 29, 48, 286
S.P.G., 17, 48
Spener, 38, 47, 251
Spinckes, Nathaniel, 39
Spirit, work of the Holy, 119, 287
Spiritual Discernment, 228
Stackhouse, Thomas, 288
Stage, state of, in eighteenth century, 303
Stained glass, 422
Stainforth, Sampson, 355
State prayers, 67
—— services, 437
Steele, Sir R., 111, 304
Stillingfleet, Bishop, 103
—— of Hotham, 393
'Strictures on Female Education,' H. More's, 400
Subscription to articles, 191-5
Sunday observance, 475
—— schools, 299 n
Surplice, 446
Swift, Dean, 111, 288 n
Tauler, 254, 268, 271, 273
Teignmouth, Lord, 398
Tenison, Archbishop, 161, 174
Test Act, 183
'Theron and Aspasio,' Hervey's, 358, 368-9, 385
Thoresby, Ralph, 49
Thornton, Henry, 395
—— John, 372, 393, 395
Thorold, Sir John, 355
'Thoughts on the Manners of the Great,' H. More's, 400
Tillotson, Archbishop, 27, 53, 58, 77, 115-146, 182, 192, 301
Tindal, Matthew, 86-9, 103, 108
Toland, John, 79-80, 103, 108
Toleration, 13, 14
Tomline, Bishop, 192, 364
Toplady, Augustus, 362, 363, 365, 378
'Treatise on Christian Doctrine of the Trinity,' Watts's, 217
Trevecca, 344, 351, 354
Trimnell, Bishop, 61
Trinitarian controversy, 4, 197-226
'True Gospel of Jesus Christ asserted,' Chubb's, 90
'—— Gospel of Jesus Christ vindicated,' Chubb's, 90
'Tryal of the Witnesses,' Sherlock's, 86
Tucker, Dean, 191
Turretin, Professor, 152
Uniformity, 3
Unitarians, 129, 167, 194, 198, 224-7
Universities in the eighteenth century, 303
Ursinus, 161
Usages, sacramental, 455
Utilitarianism, 142
Venn, Henry, 253, 324, 344, 377-7
—— John, 375, 396
Vestments, 444, 455
'View of the Deistical Writers,' Leland's, 100-1
'Village Politics by Will Chip,' H. More's, 400
Voltaire, 110
Wake, Archbishop, 110, 149-152, 303 n, 305
Walker of Truro, 324, 378
Wall, Dr. 167
Walpole, Horace, 108, 292, 305, 347
—— Sir R., 179, 281, 290
Walsh, Thomas, 355
Warburton, Bishop, 88, 97-8, 101, 105, 111, 112, 177, 179, 189, 237, 288, 311, 313, 335
Waterland, Daniel, 188, 191, 193, 205-213, 311, 364-5
Watson, Bishop, 285, 291, 293-6
Watts, Isaac, 217-9, 238
Welton, Bishop, 60
Wesley, Charles, 334, 340-3
—— John, 7, 15, 93, 117, 181-2, 232, 267-8, 316-336, 397, and passim
—— Samuel, 31, 49
—— Susanna, 345, 399
Whiston, William, 14, 90, 191, 193, 202-4, 214, 291
Whitefield, George, 115, 117, 182, 337-340, 342
Whitewash, 408
'Whole Duty of Man,' 377
Wilberforce, William, 374, 379, 395-8
Wilcocks, Bishop, 285
Wilson, Bishop Thomas, 265, 289, 299 n
Woolston, William, 85-6
Wordsworth, William, 16, 275
Young, Dr. E., 136
Zinzendorf, Count, 265-6, 323
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