A compendious history of the rise and progress of the reformation of the church here in England, from popish darkness and superstition. : Together with an account of nonconformity, and the grounds thereof, since the said reformation. Also King Charles II's Declaration about religion, October 1660. To which is added, a brief account of cathedral worship, with the rise and antiquity thereof. /
Disney, Daniel.
Charles,II,King of England,1630-1685.Declaration about religion.
London: : Printed for T. Varnam and J. Osborn at the Oxford-Arms in Lombard-Street; and R. Robinson at the Golden-Lyon in St. Paul's Church Yard,,
1715..
Gentleman = Daniel Disney? Thomas Foxcroft in a MS. note in the American Antiquarian Society copy assigns this work to Samuel [Mather] of Witney, saying: A great part of this book is (almost verbation) a transcript of Dr. Cotton Mather's Eleutheria. (J.G. Holmes. The minor Mather's, page 171).
Page 133 bears caption title: The declaration of King Charles II about religion, October the 25th, 1660.
Page 141 bears caption title: Of cathedral worship. With a short account of the rise and antiquity of it.
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Reformation
Dissenters, Religious
Cathedrals