Section 5SECT. V. The Argument againſt the ſpeedy ſetling of Church Government taken from example of the New…
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Section 6SECT. VI. The Argument againſt the ſpeedy eſtabliſhment of Church Government, taken from Chriſts…
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Section 7SECT. VII. Maſter Colemans experimentall exceptions againſt the ſeveritie and rigour of the Preſbyteriall…
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Section 8SECT. VIII. The Argument againſt the ſpeedy ſetting up of the Preſbyteriall Government taken from Chriſts…
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Section 9SECT. IX. Reaſons taken from rules and conſiderations of prudence anſwered.
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Section 10SECT. 10. The Negative Argument taken from want of experience of the New Clergie, anſwered.
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Section 11SECT. XI. Objections againſt the Reaſons for the not eſtabliſhing Church Government, propoſed, and…
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Section 13SECT. XIII. An additionall Anſwer to ſome exceptions of Mr. Saltm. (taken out of Mr. Prinnes Vindication)…
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Section 14SECT. XIIII. The objections taken from a ſuppoſed needleſneſſe of the Preſbytery anſwered.
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Section 15SECT. XV. Of Mr. Colemans Interimiſticall Magiſtracie.
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Section 16SECT. XVI. The Objection of eager conteſtation for Church Diſcipline, and Cenſures anſwered.
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Section 17SECT. XVII. The Objection of in efficacie for holineſſe of life in ſuch as live under the Preſbytery anſwered.
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Section 18SECT. XVIII. Shewing what might be retorted upon the Antipreſbyteriall party, but concluding for Ʋnitie and…
Section 19SECT. XIX. Further grounds and hopes of union in the Churches of the Siſter Kingdomes of England and…
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Section 20SECT. XX. An Appendix to the precedent examination, being an Apologeticall Narrative of the Petitions of…
Section 21SECT. XXI. The occaſion of the petitions of the Common Councell and Miniſters of London, and the preſenting…
Section 22SECT. XXII. The offenſive Acceptance of them by the Parliament, as the weekely News-makers make report of…
Section 23SECT. XXIII. A Copy of the Miniſters Petition, and the Intelligencers ſlanderous cenſure of it.
PetitionTo the Right Honourable the Lords and Commons Aſſembled in the High Court of Parliament in ENGLAND,
Section 24SECT. XXIV. Britanicus taxed for traducing the Petitioners.
Section 25SECT. XXV. An anſwer to the Intelligencers Commination of the Petitioners.
Section 26SECT. XXVI. The miſreport of the Diurnall and Weekely Account confuted, and the Perfect Paſſages convinced…
ConclusionConcluſion.
PostscriptA Poſtſcript, or after-reckoning with the Moderate Intelligencer, and Mercurius Britanicus.