Polemical works

C. Whittingham, Dean Street, 1808

A SERIOUS DISSUASION FROM POPERY To W D	22

THE STATE OF THE NOW ROMAN CHURCH 29 333	29

THE HONOUR OF THE MARRIED CLERGY MAINTAIN	77

The Answer to the Advertisement	83

79	115

200	178

A TREATISE WHEREIN IS LAID DOWN	221

The Extent of the Differences betwixt the Churches	228

Holydays how observed in the Church of England	448

Our Approbation of an Unlearned Ministry disproved	449

Penances enjoined in the Church of England	450

The Practices of the Church of England concerning the Funerals of the Dead	451

The Churches still retained in England	454

The Founders and Furnitures of our Churches	455

On what ground Separation or Ceremonies were objected	457

Estimation of Ceremonies and Subjection to the Prelates	458

The Church of Rome guilty of this Schism	236

On INDULGENCES and PURGATORY	265

On FULL AND FORCED SACRAMENTAL CONFESSION	274

On SEVEN SACRAMENTS	280

The EPILOGUE both of EXHORTATION	297

THE RECONCILER AN EPISTLE PACIFICATORY OF	307

CERTAIN CATHOLIC PROPOSITIONS WHICH A DEVOUT	335

INURBANITATI PONTIFICIE RESPONSIO AN	343

A LETTER PARENETICAL TO A WORTHY KNIGHT	364

ON THE QUESTIONS BETWEEN THE CHURCH	375

Section Page 16 The Motherhood of the Church of England how far it obligeth us	411

The want of pretended Ordinances of God whether sinful to us and whether they are to be set up without Princes	412

The Bonds of Gods Word unjustly pleaded by the Separatists	414

The Church of England is the Spouse of Christ	417

The Main Grounds of Separation	422

The Prelacy of the Church of England	425

Confused Communion of the Profane	427

Our Errors intermingled with Truth	428

Whether our Prelacy be Antichristian	430

The Judgment and Practice of other Reformed Churches	432

Our Synods determination of things indifferent	433

Sins sold in our Courts	435

theirs questioned	437

Errors of Freewill c feigned upon the Church of England	438

Kneeling at the Sacrament of the Lords Supper	439

Whether our Ordinary and ServiceBook be made Idols by us	440

Marriage not made a Sacrament by the Church of England	444

Commutation of Penance in our Church	446

Oath Ex OfficioNecessity of Confession	447

The State of the Temple and of our Church in resemblance	461

Whether Ministers should endure themselves silenced	462

and the Issue of the Neglect of it	464

The View of the Sins and Disorders of others whereupon ob jected and how far it should affect us	466

Separation from the world how required	467

The Nearness of the State and Church and the Great Errors found by the Separatists in the French and Dutch Churches	468

Conversation with the World	471

The Impure Mixtures of the Church of England 1 Canons 2 Sin uncensured 3 Hierarchy 4 ServiceBook	472

The Judgment of our own and our Neighbours of our Church	474

The Issue of Separation	476

The Brownists scornful Opinion of our People	478

Conclusion From the fearful Answer of Separation	479

A LETTER TO MR WILLIAM STRUTHERS ONE OF THE PREACHERS OF EDINBURGH	481

A LETTER FOR THE OBSERVATION OF THE FEAST OF CHRISTS NATIVITY	490

CERTAIN IRREFRAGABLE PROPOSITIONS WORTHY	499

EPISCOPACY BY DIVINE RIGHT ASSERTED	505

Part First POSTULATA	522

Part Second PROOFS	544

Part Third ON LAY ELDERS	602

CONCLUSION i	619

AN HUMBLE REMONSTRANCE TO THE HIGH COURT	625

A DEFENCE OF THE HUMBLE REMONSTRANCE	639

A SHORT ANSWER TO THE TEDIOUS VINDICATION	721

A MODEST OFFER OF SOME MEET CONSIDERATIONS	773

or THE APOSTOLIC INSTITUTION OF IMPOSI	785

FOR EPISCOPACY AND LITURGY	811

THE WAY OF PEACE IN THE FIVE BUSY	817

A LETTER CONCERNING FALLING AWAY FROM	845

SCHOLA BREMENSI PROFESSORI EPISTOLA	853

Title	Polemical works Volume 9 of The Works of the Right Reverend Father in God, Joseph Hall, D.D., Successively Bishop of Exeter and Norwich:: Now First Collected, with Some Account of His Life and Sufferings, Byfield and Hawkesworth
Author	Joseph Hall
Editor	Josiah Pratt
Contributors	Charles Whittingham, John Hatchard, Leonard Benton Seeley, Joseph Burditt, James Nunn, Thomas Conder, Byfield and Hawkesworth, Williams and Smith, F., C. and J. Rivington (Firm), Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Mathews and Leigh
Publisher	C. Whittingham, Dean Street, 1808
Original from	Oxford University
Digitized	17 Jul 2007

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