A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.
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Williams, Roger and Underhill, Edward Bean
Queen Elizabeth and King James, their persecuting for cause of religion examined
157
Queen Elizabeth confessed by Mr. Cotton to have almost fired the world in civil combustions
158
The wars between the papists and the protestants
159
The wars and success of the Waldensians against three popes
159
God’s people victorious overcomers, and with what weapons
160
The Christian church doth not persecute, but is persecuted
160
The nature of excommunication
161
The opinion of ancient writers examined concerning the doctrine of persecution
163
Constraint upon conscience in Old and New England
164
The Indians of New England permitted in their worshipping of devils
165
In two cases a false religion will not hurt
167
The absolute sufficiency of the sword of the Spirit
168
A national church not instituted by Christ
169
Man hath no power to make laws to bind conscience
169
Hearing of the word in a church estate a part of God’s worship
173
Papists’ plea for toleration of conscience
173
Protestant partiality in the cause of persecution
174
Pills to purge out the bitter humour of persecution
175
Superstition and persecution have had many votes and suffrages from God’s own people
176
Soul-killing discussed
176