The History of the Revival and Progress of Independency in England, Volumes 3-4

J. Snow, 1862

OF	1

The Mayflower sails on the 6th September	2

C	6

Ainsworths Censure characterized	11

The summary of Robinsons views on the general question	17

Johnsons early history as narrated by Governor Bradford	23

What he asked for already enjoyed	30

Succeeding works in 1609 1610 1612 develop the same views	32

The baptismal controversy and the contention and persecution	250

Their peculiar difficulties	260

The views entertained respecting baptism at this period essen	264

Both erroneous in theory

Decisive proceedings in parliament in the first year of his reign 86

INDEPENDENCY

FOURTH VOLUME	1

The principal parties engaged in this controversy	5

The authorized version of the Scriptures	38

Other baptists however right	41

The Brownists his followers in this respect	44

His writings and character	54

John Murtons Dialogue	55

His confession of faith 1616 contains the same imperfect	58

Its effect on the public mind	61

Cokes fourfold division of parties	73

CHAPTER IV	83

Parliament and the state of religion	93

Their determination	98

Congregational Independency compatible with statechurch	104

These differences somewhat angrily debated but connected	110

Laud and the court clergy	115

Three hundred of the clergy deprived in 1605	126

Statements of contemporaries confirm this opinion	127

The address of the emigrants of 1630	133

His celebrity	139

Lord Chief Justice Richardson compelled to reverse his order	144

The judgment	152

Bastwicks speech to the people	158

Their after imprisonment	164

Letter from London in 1637	172

Lauds measures to stop emigration	178

Miltons retrospect of this period	184

Wroth rector of Llanvaches the Apostle of Wales	190

Mrs Kelly	196

The moderate views of the House of Commons 7	7

Their decision in 1620	9

Its constitution object and functions ll	13

Death of Buckingham and defection of Wentworth	14

This opinion characterised 20	20

His first work in 1604 proves that he was a congregation	29

Becomes copastor with Cotton in New England	36

Robinsons Sermon	50

Persecution	71

The Speedwell abandoned	73

Robinsons view	104

The beneficial results	114

And Jacobs church	120

Ainsworths and Johnsons view	126

Of Burnet	132

Lauds elevation settled beforehand	137

Independency in Ireland during the commonwealth	138

Barebones parliament summoned and its composition 144	144

2	147

Cromwell declared lord protector in August 1653	159

Multitudes emigrate to New England	170

REIGNS OF CHARLRS THE SECOND AND JAMES	190

The conduct of the royalists	196

His declaration of indulgence in 1662 rejected by the presby	202

The Cabal ministry formed	208

Intercourse between puritans at home and settlers in	277

Title	The History of the Revival and Progress of Independency in England, Volumes 3-4 The History of the Revival and Progress of Independency in England, Joseph Fletcher
Author	Joseph Fletcher
Publisher	J. Snow, 1862
Original from	University of Chicago
Digitized	5 Jan 2016

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