Wesley’s “Complete Library,” 158 Wesley’s “Life of Christ,” 160 Opinions for and against it, 160 The Engravings in it, 163 William Fairthorn, 163 Extracts from the “Life of Christ,” 164 CHAPTER IX. WILLIAM AND MARY’S REIGN—1689–1702. Touching to Cure the King’s Evil, 167 Non-jurors, 169 William Sherlock, 169 George Hickes, 170 Jeremy Collier, 170 Henry Dodwell, 170 John Kettlewell, 171 Charles Leslie, 171 The Seven Non-juring Bishops, 171 The Act of Toleration, 172 The Comprehension Bill, 173 Commission to Revise the Liturgy, &c., 173 Convocation in 1689, 175 High Church and Low Church, 177 Samuel Wesley not a High Churchman, 177 His Opinion on the Union of Churchmen and 178 Dissenters, King William the Head of the Low-Church Party, 180 Episcopacy Abolished in Scotland, 180 Position occupied by Socinians and Papists, 181 Character and Death of George Fox, 182 Wesley’s Comparison of Quakers with Papists, 183 Archbishop Tillotson, 184 Death and Character of Queen Mary, 185 Great Men flourishing in the Reign of William, 187 Character and Death of William, 188 CHAPTER X. LAST DAYS AT SOUTH-ORMSBY—1694–1696. Wesley’s Elegies on the Queen and Archbishop, 191 Epworth Living obtained through the Queen, 193 Tillotson refuses to Recommend Wesley to an Irish 194 Bishopric, Marquis of Normanby, 195 Wesley, his Chaplain, in doubt how to Act, 197 Wesley’s Fidelity obliges him to leave Ormsby, 198 Children born at Ormsby, 199 Emilia Wesley, 199 Susannah Wesley, 200 Mary Wesley, 200 CHAPTER XI.