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Reply to a Book

Published: 1636
Length: 131,052 words
Reading: ~9 hours
Divisions: 40

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An apologeticall reply to a booke called an ansvver to the unjust complaint of VV.B. Also an answer to Mr. I.D. touching his report of some passages. His allegation of Scriptures against the baptising of some kind of infants. His protestation about the publishing of his wrightings. By Iohn Davenporte BD.

At Rotterdam Printed by Isaack van Waesberghe, upon the Steygher, at the Fame Anno 1636.

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

Front matter
Title page
PrefaceThe Preface to the Reader.
ErrataThe faults eſcaped correct thus.
IndexA Table added by a Friend, wherein the Reader (for his better underſtanding) is to take notice, that the…
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ReplyAN APOLOGETICALL REPLY To a booke called An anſvver to unjuſt Complaints &c. THE TITLE PAGE EXAMINED.
PartThe Praeface examined.

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PartThe fourth Section examined.
PartThe anſwer to the fifth Section examined.
PartThe anſwer to the ſixth Section examined.
PartThe ſeaventh Section examined, whereunto this title is praefixed, The ſtory of ſome proceedings about the…
PartSECT. 8. Concerning my ſending for out of England.
PartThe Anſwer to the nineth Section examined, concerning my reſigning of my paſtorall charge in London.
PartSect. 10. examined, concerning my knowledge of theyre differences before my comming over.
PartThe Anſwer to the eleventh Section examined. Of the private conference had with me after my comming over.
PartHis Anſwer to the 12. Sect. examined, contayning the counſail of the five Dutch miniſters for my…
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PartThe Anſwer to the 13. Section examined. Of the order agreed upon in the Conſiſtory.
PartThe Anſwer to the 14. Section examined, concerning my falſely ſuppoſed conſenting to the wrighting of the…
PartThe anſwer to the 15. Section examined, concerning their going to the Magiſtrate
PartAn examination of his anſvver to the 16. Section, concerning their going to the Claſsis to ſeeke their…
PartThe anſwer to the ſeaventeenth Section examined, concerning my withdrawing of my conſent firſt made knowne…
PartThe anſwer to the 18. Section examined, concerning another Act of accommodation for my ſatiſfaction.
PartHis Anſwer to the 19. Section examined containing certaine Acts of the Claſsis after that my diſſent and…
PartThe anſwer to Sect: 20. examined, concerning my pretended preaching in a private houſe.
PartHis Anſwer to the 21. Section examined, concerning ſome of the members withdrawing themſelves from the…
PartHis Anſwer to the 22. Section examined, containing a wrighting, firſt left with a freind or two, and…
PartThe 23. Section examined, of the Anſvverers rejecting the counſail of the Elders, when matters have bene…
PartSect: 24 25. 26. examined.
PartSection 27. examined, concerning the undue power of the Claſsis.
PartThe 28. Section examined.
PartThe 29. Section examined. Concerning the undue power of the Claſsis in making lawes.
PartSect. 30. examined, concerning the Anſwerers violent bringing matters into the Claſsis when he cannot have…
PartSect: 31. examined, concerning his ſubjecting the Church under the Claſſis, without their conſent.
PartSect. 32. to 40. examined.
PartThe 40. Section examined,
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ObservationsHis obſervations upon the proteſtation reveivved.

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