A Second Admonition to Edward Bagshaw, Errata

A Second Admonition to Edward Bagshaw · Errata

p. 190ERRATA.

IN the Contents, Page. 2. Sect. 24. for meant, r. recant. Sect. 5. p. 5. after and, adde into. Epiſt. p. 4. l. 27. for that, r. and. p. 41. l. 2. r. writings ſhew. p. 43. l. 22. for quod, r. quid. p. 86. l. 15. r. and by Mr. Eliot. p. 93. l. 12. for confirmed, r. confined. p. 100. l. 1. r. have not. p. 105. l. 21. for deſigne, r. deigne. p. 120. l. 9. for your, r. their. p. 146. blot out the two firſt lines (repeated) p. 181. l. 16. for occaſions, r. accuſations. leſs litteral errours are paſt by.

BUT I have one thing more to Advertiſe the Reader of, that I was too blame to believe Mr. Bagſhaw in his recitation of my own words, in his pag. 5. where he ſaith that [of Cromwell himſelf, though he dyed in his ſinful Uſurpation without manifeſting any repentance, I give this Saint-like Character in my Pref. to the Army, The late Protector did prudently, piouſly, &c. exerciſe the Government.] Having noted that I ſpake againſt Oliver a few leaves diſtant, I too raſhly believed Mr. Bagſhaw that this paſſage was ſpoken of him too. But upon peruſal I find it is moſt notorious that I ſpake it of his Son, when the Army had brought him to a reſignation, which any man may ſee that will peruſe the place. Hereafter therefore I will not ſo haſtily believe ſo common a—in what he writeth of the moſt viſible ſubject, of my ſelf or others.

End of the text · Richard Baxter, A Second Admonition to Edward Bagshaw (1671)