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tj * f $ } 4 ° w ^ i rift M ^ h ^^ m ^ eyMiirepented desUoies Salvation . " T& this an answer was published
by , Jjiv P otter * Ptfoyjos * of Queen s Cpllege ^ ia 0 xfprd T ii * $ j 633 j yv r i t-J ^ n , asappejirs by Cbillingworth ' s dedication to the King of bis great v ^( k Jby-command of his Majes . fjf ^ Kith an especial view to Chil-Ji ^ woKths ' ovvn scruples with
reg £ r $ , to ? the Protestant religion . 33 l i $ Jpe ^ ic ^ tum is elegant in style q #$ , naax ^ y ia spirit : in the pas-£ ftge alluded to , the writer says , ¦ 4 \ $ WZ . & > g inscribing to it" [ his koqkj Ai Ypur Majesty ' s sacred lmnie , J sfypuld labour much in of it
* Kiy (^ cuse m high presumption , had it not some appearance of title to Your Majesty ' s patronage and protection , as s ipg a . defe ^ ce of that book which |) y , special o ^ cler from You r Ma . Jif ^ tj' ; w . ^ writiep some years since , ^^ fl y } f ^ X' the general good , but
~ fi fff ty ? RtM I £ ;^ ot without some ^ iii ^ at ^ jig Jjgfoyejy of one of your , | ii € a |} e | t sMhjf 3 Cts frt > m a dangerous {^> vi ^| ion # and so due unto Your
f $ M ) e My > H ? the fruit of your own ^^^^ w li ^ y and most Royal , gli ^ ety , . jDr * Potter ' s book had ; this title : U \ Vant of Charitie justly , ^^ rgf d on . all such Romanists as
4 ^ a r ^ | vyithput trulh or modesty ) . ^ fr mit ^ t }>^ t Protes-tancie destroyk ^ fl Salvation . la Answer to a |^ j [ q Popish Pamphlet , intituled ^ /* Jphivrity Mistaken / &e . " The in
n : ? | egmi wa ^ ^ ot > ackvyard reply J (^ ev published , in l 634 ] N | ercy « hdTruth : or Charily Maintained byCatijoliques . By way of Reply Pf ) PI » HU . ^ sw ^ e l at ely framed by jD cj ^ o ^ i ^ r it *> « . 1 ui e ^ U « e which had That
formerly' prbv ^ d ^ tVtanty ^^¦'¦ Mf $ ff lfceti '> jb toY , Pme&ftntsf-W ^ W ^ RMltPC 5 itK « fi » uii limn jmrcMc ^^ Ja ai o ^ lu ^ j ; ^^ ^ ^ arc unjustly bnargerf ^ forarnrming ^
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^ at Prptestancy urir ^ e ^ t ^ t flc-§ trp | ves Salvation . t ) eiiided intb twp ^ Parts . ^^ This work Chilling , worth undertook to answer , ' being
urged to this undertaking by hfs friends , who well knew his competency to the work , atid particularly by Lord Falkland , to whose seat at Great Tew , he frequently resorted whilst engaged in it , jn order to obtain thfc
assistance of that enlightened , reamed and communicative hobfeman , whose powers of rnind vyefe scarcely inferior to his ow& , and Whoise sentiments were as congenial to his as the most perfept friendship fcan
require , and also to ehjoy ; trie use of his extensive arid curi&ii ^ library . f
* This tract of Knott ' s jts . preseryed in Chiliingworth ^ > wor k in answ er to it , being printed chapter'by- chapter before the answer . - ffei * is ' -aJ-ibommendable mode of vrritin ^ /^ on trpv ^ y—
fair to the argument , economical to the reader . It deserves to ^ beln enfioTftcd , that in the lOtb , o ^ Bifch ' s JKxHti ^ n of Chillmgworth ' s W ^ rteiPolib ] O ^ iHtffs tract is carefully te-printm from the first edition of it > published by bim ^ clf * ^/
The re-publicatiort , or ; rathjeEjfchevtn- * ter-publication of Kniitt 1 » book : dUith Chillingwofth ' s , is probably . <> bc of the causes of the obscurity sometimes complained of ill the latter . > . •; -. ^ . > j | f Few readers of ChilHntg ^ orth # it « iay be presumed , will have the impartiality and resolution not to pass o ^ er Rn fet t ' s
p&gesv hut the slightest inspection of them itfiH shew thai hev ^ as '^ ao contemptible adversary ;; I < £ isu < &o .--dlPg ^ Bce to him ( putting out of yiey ^ the subject of controversy ) , to aj > ppir \ o ' d ^ advantage by the-wdc of qne pf the greatest masters of reason i ^ c wofl ^ ^ ver kne , w « , - . " -,. "
C . f c { When Mr ; Chillmgworth uaaertook the * defence of Dr . Potter against the JVstiite , he wtto alaiott continmlly atyfeifr wltb-itikje k , or ( kf exaiuiniog the ^ Ife&goife 1 tif both partia ^ pro ^ nd ^ q ni ^ nd t ^ heir invalidity or copecqtucncc v ^ -bcre Mr . CKiMiiig \ V « M-tl * lJ ^ dt the bci ^ cUt of
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140 Brief Mtmoir of Mr . ttnti ^ kot .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1814, page 140, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2438/page/4/
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