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[26] See Vane's A Brief Answer to a certain Declaration made of the Intent and Equity of the Order of Court, etc., in Hutchinson's Collection of Original Papers.
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[27] Preface to Williams' Bloudy Tenet.
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[28] The Retired Man's Meditations, p. 388. Italics mine.
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[31] Ibid. ii. chaps. iii. and iv. See also A Pilgrimage into the Land of Promise, pp. 1-3.
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[32] A Pilgrimage into the Land of Promise, pp. 51-52.
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[34] Retired Man's Meditations, chap. xxvi.
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[35] Journal of George Fox (Cambridge ed.), i. pp. 313-314.
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[36] Animadversions on Cressy's Answer to Stillingfleet (1673), p. 59.
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[37] See A Discourse of the Freedom of the Will (1675), pp. 31-32.
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[38] Reliquiae Baxterianae, i. p. 75.
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[39] A Mr. Sterry was appointed Sept. 8, 1657, to assist Milton as Latin Secretary (Nat. Dict. of Biog. Art. "Sterry").
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[40] Besides the above named I have also used his Sermons on The Clouds in which Christ Comes (1648) and The Spirits' Conviction of Sinne (1645).
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[41] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 8.
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[42] There is, he thinks, an inner "body" which is as immortal as the soul and which together with the soul is united to the body of flesh—"the fleshly Image."
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[43] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 435.
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[44] Ibid. p. 24. See also ibid. p. 5, and Discourse, p. 55.
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[45] Discourse, pp. 30-35. Also p. 161.
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[46] Ibid. Preface, p. c 8, and Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 164.
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[47] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 126.
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[49] Ibid. pp. 4, 5, 6, 18-19.
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[50] Discourse, pp. 67 and 77.
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[51] Rise, Race and Royalty, Preface, p. b 2. See also pp. 362 and 512-513.
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[52] Discourse, Preface, pp. a and c 6, and Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 101.
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[53] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 78.
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[55] Ibid. pp. 95 and 184. Also Appearance of God, pp. 239 and 251.
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[56] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 73.
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[57] Ibid. pp. 16-18 and 141, and Discourse, pp. 141-142.
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[58] Appearance of God, p. 91.
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[59] Rise, Race and Royalty, p. 359.
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[60] Rise, Race and Royalty, pp. 2, 23, and 466.
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[61] See especially Appearance of God, pp. 74-75 and 480.
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[62] Rise, Race and Royalty, pp. 107-109.
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[63] Rise, Race and Royalty, pp. 46-47 and 467.

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Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries, Project Gutenberg eBook #24934

II BENJAMIN WHICHCOTE, THE FIRST OF THE "LATITUDE-MEN"[1]

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