[402] Burnet's Life and Times, 741.
[403] Ibid. 721.
[404] At this date, as White Kennet's biographer remarks, 'the name of Presbyterian was liberally bestowed on one of the archbishops, on several of the most exemplary bishops, as well as on great numbers among the interior clergy.'—Life of Kennet, 102.
[405] Sermon before the Lord Mayor, &c. November 5, 1709.
[406] The Church of England free from the Imputation of Popery, 1683.
[407] Skeats' History of the Free Churches, 160.
[408] Id. 346.
[409] Horace Walpole's Memoirs, &c. 366.
[410] They are carefully summarised in a series of papers in the Gentleman's Magazine for 1750, vols. xix and xx. It is clear from the correspondence on the subject how much interest they aroused.—See also Nichols' Lit. An., vol. 3.
[411] Hunt's Religious Thought in England, iii. 300.