[36] His younger daughter.
[37] His fourth son.
[38] His eldest son.
[39] His second son.
[40] "Chastity was the supreme virtue in the eyes of the Church, the mystic key to Christian holiness. Continence was one of the most sacred pretensions by which the organized preachers of superstition claimed the reverence of men and women. It was identified, therefore, in a particular manner with that Infamous, against which the main assault of the time was directed."—Morley's Voltaire.
[41] "Rules of Cautions; or, Helps to Obedience: called by some the Hedge of the Law."—Bishop Andrews.
[42] F.W.H. Myers.
[44] The allusion is to the late Mr. W. Hepworth Dixon, and his writings on the Polygamous Sects of America.
[45] W.E. Gladstone, The Church of England and Ritualism.