Excerpt from An Historical Essay Upon the Loyalty of Presbyterians in Great-Britain and Ireland From the Reformation to This Present Year 1713 It it near Forty Teareifince Englandzhaebeen firuggltng for a Bill of Exclu. Lion, and it ceu'd not he obthin'd until were all ready to he devour'd by Pope. Ry and Slavery, and until our G ration; God [2d lit by a Revelation, which was next to a Miracle; and thus he taught 'ar at Gidffon iaught the Men of Sac. Coth by Briars and Thorns; may hit Infinite Mercy prevent the N'ece& ...
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Excerpt from An Historical Essay Upon the Loyalty of Presbyterians in Great-Britain and Ireland From the Reformation to This Present Year 1713 It it near Forty Teareifince Englandzhaebeen firuggltng for a Bill of Exclu. Lion, and it ceu'd not he obthin'd until were all ready to he devour'd by Pope. Ry and Slavery, and until our G ration; God [2d lit by a Revelation, which was next to a Miracle; and thus he taught 'ar at Gidffon iaught the Men of Sac. Coth by Briars and Thorns; may hit Infinite Mercy prevent the N'eceflity ofa focen???a tnjlruflion of that kind. Shall we be [tech an Ungrateful Generation both to God and Man, at to rejet'i our Mercy and Freedom, and prefer our old Chat; to our Valuable Liberties! For God'efahe, let u; not follow the Wicked Example of the murmuring lfraeliles, who werefor returning to the Egyptian Bondage, after God had delivered 'em from it, and brought them thro' the Red Sea. Can Infatuation it [elf do worfe, than to throw up at once all the Rfllg ion we have gain'd fincethe Reformation, and all the Privileges we ever had fince we were a Peoplef Or, jhall we be [a vain and Credulone, at to believe that the Pretender, who te come: to the Crown, mujl come fraughted with all the Vengeance that Enrag'd Re. Fintmente ofhtt fuppot'd Father's being unjufllydethron'd and him/elf injur'dcem fitpply, will ever prote???'l the Religion and Liberty, which he has been taught from his Infancy to deflroy Shall we befo Demented, at to think that the Model of a French Government, and the Dollrime of the Popiih Religion will ever fine the Comple???lion of a Britilh Proteflant? Or, can any man of fehle helzeve, that theri diculous Report of the Pretender's turning Protefiant hat any Reality in it our joiner/eerie: are [it fenfihle of the firength of the Prottflant Interejl' tn theft Na' About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at ... This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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