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An answer to the unjust complaints of William Best and of such other as have…

Published: 1635
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An answer to the unjust complaints of William Best and of such other as have subscribed thereunto. Also an answer to Mr. Iohn Davenport, touching his report of some passages, his allegations of scripture against the baptising of some kind of infants, his protestation about the publishing of his writings. By Iohn Paget.

At Amsterdam Printed by Iohn Fredericksz Stam, dwelling by the South-Church, at the signe of the Hope Anno M D C xxxv [1635]

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To the readerA Preface to the Reader.
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Complaints of William Best et al answeredAN ANSWER To the Complaynts of WILLIAM BEST and others that together with him ſubſcribed their names…
Section 1COMPLAYNANTS. SECTION I.
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Section 2COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. II.
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Section 6COMPLAYNANTS. SECTION VI.
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Section 7The Story of ſome proceedings about the calling of Mr. DAVENPORT. The occaſion of writing this Story.…
Section 8Of his diſordred ſending for out of England.
Section 9Of Mr. DAVENPORT his reſignation of his Pastorall charge in London. SECT. IX.
Section 10Of the knowledge which Mr. DAVENPORT had of our differences before his comming over unto us. SECT. X.
Section 11Of the private conference had with Mr. DAVENPORT after he was come over unto us. SECT. XI.
Section 12Th…ſaile of 5 Dutch … … ting of Mr. DAVENPORT. SECT. XII.
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Section 13Of the order agreed upon in the Conſiſtory alſo, for the accommodation of Mr. DAVENPORT. SECT. XIII.
Section 14Of Mr. DAVENPORT his conſenting unto the writing of the 5 Miniſters, upon the order made in the Conſiſtory.…
Section 15Of our going to the Magiſtrates to ſeek their allowance for the calling of Mr. DAVENPORT. SECT. XV.
Section 16Of our going to the Claſsis to ſeek their conſent for the calling of Mr. DAVENPORT. SECT. XVI.
Section 17Mr. DAVENPORTS withdrawing of his conſent, firſt made knowne unto me. SECT. XVII.
Section 18An other Act of Accommodation, for the ſatisfying of Mr. DAVENPORT. SECT. XVIII.
Section 19The Acts of the Claſsis after that the diſſent of Mr. DAVENPORT and his refuſall of the calling was knowne.…
Section 20The preaching of Mr. DAVENPORT in a private houſe. SECT. XX.
Section 21Some of the members withdrawing themſelves from the Lords Supper. SECT. XXI.
Section 22The injurious writing of Mr. DAVENPORT firſt ſpread abroad ſecretly & afterwards printed. SECT. XXII.
Section 23COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXIII.
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Section 24COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXIV.
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Section 25COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXV.
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Section 26COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXVI.
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Section 26COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXVI.
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Section 28COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXVIII.
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Section 29COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXIX.
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Section 30COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXX.
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Section 31COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXI.
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Section 32COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXII.
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Section 33COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXIII.
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Section 34COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXIV.
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Section 35COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXV.
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Section 36COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXVI.
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Section 37COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXVII.
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Section 38COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXVIII.
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Section 39COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XXXIX.
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Section 40COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XL.
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Section 41The PROTESTATION of the COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XLI.
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Section 42COMPLAYNANTS. SECT. XLII.
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Allegations of John Davenport answeredAn Anſwer to the Allegations of Scripture brought by Mr. Davenport, againſt the baptiſing of ſuch infants,…
AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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AllegationMr. DAVENPORT.
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Protestations of John Davenport answeredObſervations touching the PROTESTATION of Mr. DAVENPORT.
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