Cromwell.

Ecclesiastical affairs in Ireland

The Savoy Conference

Restoration of protestant episcopacy in Ireland

Self-taxation relinquished by the English clergy

Penal religious acts under Charles II.

James II.

The Toleration Act

Ineffectual attempt at a comprehension

Overthrow of established protestant episcopacy in Scotland

Bill of Rights and Act of Settlement

The name of Arminians

Their origin

Their progress.

The Five Points

Determination to suppress the Arminian party

Opinion of the synod of Dort

.

Condition after the synod of Dort

Recalled from exile.

Early and later theology of the Arminians

Its aim and principal heads

Their confession of faith

Present state of the Arminians

Origin of the Quakers

First movements of the sect under Cromwell

Progress under Charles II. and James II.

Propagation out of England

Their controversies .

Their religion generally

First principle .

Its consequences

Concerning Christ

.

Discipline and worship

Moral doctrines

Form of government

Supplement relating to their doctrines and discipline

Adverse and prosperous circumstances of the Mennonites

Union established among them

Sects of the Anabaptists .

External form of the Mennonite church

The Uekewallists

Rise of an anti-trinitarian sect in England

Application to parliament for relief from subscription

This relief granted to dissenting ministers

Attempt at a comprehension.

Ineffectual applications for a relief from the Corporation and Test Acts

English Romanists relieved from some of the severest penal enactments

Toleration granted to them

Relief granted to Irish Romanists

And to the Scottish . .

Relief granted to Scottish protestant episcopalians

The American church

The Dissidents and the partition of Poland

Restoration of the Jesuits

Papal arrangements on the French restoration

Movements in England to remove Romish disabilities

Opposition to this removal

Formation of the Catholic Association

Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts

Removal of Romish disabilities

Cautionary provisions

Continuance of Irish agitation

Suppression of ten Irish sees

APPENDIX (Movement towards an union between the Anglican and Gallican

INSTITUTES

OF

ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY,

ANCIENT AND MODERN.

VOL. IV.