...the faithful servants of Christ' to advise you to the same course ? Oh, Heavens!' ' We intended uot,' says Baxter,' to dig down the banks, or to pull up...must either tolerate all men to do what they will vvhich they will make a matter of conscience or religion, and then some may offer their children in...

...fanaticism rampant throughout the land. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelates tyranny might cease." No : for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny, to establish a far severer...

...evil.' He was always opposed to intolerance. ' We intended not,1 he said, ' to dig down the bank», or why? because he thinks himself immortal. All men think all men mort prelates1 -tyranny might cease.' After the Restoration, Baxter was appointed one of the royal chaplains,...

...fanaticism rampant throughout the land. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelates' tyranny might cease." No : for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny, to establish a far severer...

...flow. SOUTHEY S LIFE OF BUNVAN. P. xiv. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge, and lay all waste and common, when we desired the Prelates' tyranny might cease." No ; for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny to establish a far severer...

...fanaticism rampant throughout the land. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelates' tyranny might cease." No ; for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny, to establish a far severer...

...mainly assisted in it." True ; Baxter said when he saw it, " We intended not to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge, and lay all waste and common, when we desired the Prelates' tyranny might cease." Baxter, however, never regretted tlie downfall of that tyranny itself, nor ever thought that such Prelacy...

...fanaticism rampant throughout the land. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelate's tyranny might cease." No ; for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny,...

...fanaticism rampant throughout the land. " We intended not," says Baxter, " to dig down the banks, or pull up the hedge and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelate's tyranny might cease." No ; for the intention had been under the pretext of abating one tyranny,...

...heresies are your heresies. They ' are your sins." 169. Baxter. " We intended not to dig down the banks or pull up the hedge, and lay all waste and common, when we desired the prelates' tyranny might cease. 174. Robert Baillie of Glasgow says, that " the first Anabaptists in England, were mostly Dutch strangers,...