Ecclesiastical History of England, Volume 5—The Church of the RevolutionStoughton, John
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Ecclesiastical History of England, Volume 5—The Church of the Revolution
Stoughton, John
Great Britain -- Church history
Nonconformists, 18, 73, 101, 106, 137, 358
Present Addresses to William, 59, 60, 254
Their Opinions concerning the Revolution, 70–72
Failure of Efforts in their Favour made in Parliament, 93
Differences of Opinion with regard to Comprehension, 109
Toleration Act passed for their Relief, 114–121
Thankful for the Revolution, 174
Deaths amongst their Ministers, 175–183
Preach Sermons on Behalf of Societies, 361
Their Places of Worship, 400
Ordinations, 405
Ministers, 408
Seminaries, 413
Attempt at Union amongst them, 420
Antinomian Controversy, 422
Their Worship, 433
The Fund Board, 439
Trotman’s Trust, 439
Sundays at Home, 440
Deaths among them, 442–449
Their Social Separation from Churchmen, 450
Nonjurors, their Objection to taking the Oaths, 89, _et. seq._
Their Disaffection, 146
Prelates, 146
Clergy, 151
Their Numbers, 154
Authorship of Prayers for James ascribed to them, 157
In Ireland, 166
Their Sympathy with Jacobite Conspirators, 167
Treated with Consideration, 169
At last Ejected, _ib._
Find Fault with Tenison’s Funeral Sermon, 200
Trouble the Church, 206
Join in a Conspiracy against William, 232
Divisions among them, 238
Their Political Views, 259, 395
Their Judgment of Ministers who took the Oaths, 325, 326
Appoint Bishops, 374
Circumstances of Clergy among, 375
Eminent Divines among, 377–384
Laymen, 384
Centres of Influence, 387
Deaths of Prelates, 391
Religious Spirit, 396
Modes of Worship, 398
Norfolk, Duke of, 50
Norris, John, his Writings, 315, 333, 350
His Mysticism, 458
North, 190
Nottingham, Earl of, 102
Appointed Secretary of State, 83
Moves Toleration Bill, 107
Oath of Allegiance, 80, 88–97
Coronation Oath, 97
Oglethorpe, Sir Theophilus, 231
Oldfield, Joshua, 415
Oldfield, Nathaniel, 410
Overall, Bishop, his _Convocation Book_, 162
Owen, James, 429
Oxford University, Supports the Prince of Orange, 50
William’s Visit to, 209
Condemns the Doctrines of Sherlock and Bingham on the Trinity,
222
Presents an Address to William, 243
Palmer, 415, 416
Paman, Dr., 59
Parker, Samuel, Bishop of Oxford, 302, 308
Parkyns, Sir William, a Jacobite Conspirator, his Execution, 232,
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