Ecclesiastical History of England, Volume 2—The Church of the Commonwealth

by John Stoughton

[444] Brook, iii. 290.

[445] Baxter's Poetical Fragments.

[446] Fell, p. 230.

[447] Essays, by Henry Rogers, 17.

[448] Taylor's Works, vi. 564-566.

[449] Life of Quarles, in Sacred Poets, by Willmott.

[450] Dixon's Life of the Earl of Manchester.

[451] Memorials of John Hampden, by Lord Nugent, 336.

[452] Evelyn's Diary, i. 342.

[453] Howe's Works, vi. 233. Fairclough was Rector of the parish of Wells, in the county of Somerset. He was one of the ejected ministers; he died July 4th, 1682, and is buried in Bunhill Fields. Howe gives an account of his indefatigable diligence in the discharge of his ministry.