The History of Persecution, from the Patriarchal Age, to the Reign of George IIChandler, Samuel
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The History of Persecution, from the Patriarchal Age, to the Reign of George II
Chandler, Samuel
Persecution -- Great Britain; Persecution -- History
SECT. 5.
The imposing Subscription to human Creeds, 377-387
unreasonable and pernicious
SECT. 6.
Adherence to the sacred Scriptures, the best 387-390
security of Truth and Orthodoxy
SECT. 7.
The Christian Religion absolutely condemns 390-413
Persecution for conscience sake
APPENDIX.
I.
Hints on the recent persecutions in the British 415-416
Empire
II.
His Majesty’s most gracious interference with 416-419
respect to the Religious Liberties of his
subjects, and of his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent’s
III.
Some circumstances relating to Lord Sidmouth’s 422-427
Bill
IV.
Lord Viscount Sidmouth’s proposed Bill 427-433
V.
Meeting of the Committee of Privileges of the 433-441
Societies of the late Rev. John Wesley
VI.
Proceedings of other Committees 441-448
VII.
Further proceedings of the Committee of 448-453
Privileges, with general remarks
VIII.
The number of petitions presented in the House of 453-457
Lords against Lord Sidmouth’s Bill
IX.
Lord Sidmouth’s speech on the second reading of 457-472
his Bill, with those of other noble Lords
X.
Remarks on the effects of Lord Sidmouth’s Bill 472-473
XI.
Letter of the Right Honourable Spencer Percival, 473-475
Chancellor of the Exchequer, with remarks
XII.
Steps taken to obtain the new Toleration Act 476-489
XIII.
The New Toleration Act itself 490-498
XIV.
Observations upon the aforesaid Act, with 498-505
practical directions
XV.
Remarks on the Edict recently issued by the 505-508
Emperor of China against Christianity, with the
horrible Edict itself
XVI.
Biographical notes 509-520
THE
LIFE
OF
DR. SAMUEL CHANDLER.
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