all who make up this long succession were not of the character here described; yet were there not enough of such a character, and implicated in such inhuman and unparalleled atrocities, even overlooking the impurity of their personal character, to stamp with utter reprobation a theory which would appropriate to them, as the depositaries of Heaven's grace, the instrumental power of alone communicating eternal life? Grant that similar charges may, in many cases, be justly thrown back upon other denominations, as upon our own. When we or they assert any similar and exclusive right to the powers of the world to come, by virtue of some mysterious grace transmitted through some unbroken line of personal successors to the apostles, then let such charges be produced; and let them consume, as with the lightning's flame, such baseless arrogance. We rejoice to know that against all such intolerant and preposterous assumptions, there would be, on the part of all protestant denominations, one universal burst of indignation. And what we have to regret is, that while all parties in time past have been found criminated by their sanction of unchristian tenets, there should be any now found clinging tenaciously to principles which, by their necessary working, have sodden the path of christianity with the tears and blood of Christ's truest followers, the true successors to the faith and fellowship of apostles and martyrs.
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American succession, doubtful, 218,
&c.; opposed, 508, 509.
American Whig, quoted, 509.
American churches-grossly misrep-
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Andrewes, Bishop, quoted, 392.
Anderson's Defence of Presbyteri-
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Anglican succession, the, defective,
200, &c.; can only be traced up to
Henry VIII., 209; a separation,
217; and secession, 365, &c.
Antichristian, the Romish church
has ever been so regarded, 204,
208.
Antiquity of prelacy, 554-556.
Apostle, different meanings of the
word, 236, 238, 255; different
theories about, 149, 150; when
the title was given to bishops,
234, &c.; their call, 239; their
endowments, 239, 242; their office,
242, 246; had no successors, 243,
244, 251, 252; duties of, 247.
Apostolical succession, what it im-
plies as prelatists teach, 3, 7, 38,
39, 52, 53, 183, 195, 230, 262, &c.;
as Romanists teach, 231.
Apostolical succession, doctrine of
stated, 75.
Apostolical succession, the true,
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Archer's Lectures on Puseyism,
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Articles of the Church of England,
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of other churches, 498.
Assert, what we, Introd. § v., page
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Athanasius, quoted, 81, 102, 301,
304, 537.
Augusti, quoted, 233.
Augustine, quoted, 20, 82, 102, 173,
236, 304, 414, 518, 538.
Authority, unlawful, we are natu-
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Ayton's Original Constitution of the
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447.
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433, 435, 481.
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501; his Five Disputations on Ch.
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403, 470; Treatise on Episcopacy,
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Baynes, his Diocesan's Tryall,
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243, 244, 320.
Bellarmine, quoted, 119, 149, 199,
246, 252, 253.
Bentley, Dr., quoted, 252.
Bernard, Dr., quoted, 400, 401.
Bethel, Bishop, quoted, 479.
Beveridge, Bishop, quoted, 75, 149,
150, 156, 242, 415, 417.
Beverley, R. M. Esq., his Heresy of
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Beza, quoted, 510.
Biblical Repertory, quoted, 237, 246,
258, 293, 479.
Biblical Repository, quoted, 301,
358, 520.
Bickersteth, quoted, 128, 205, 269.
Bigotry of Prelatists. See Prela-
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Bingham's Origines Ecclesiasticæ,
quoted, 113, 115, 116, 117, 119,
120, 198, 234, 248, 430, 480, 481.
Bird on the Oxford Tract System,
270.
Bishops and Presbyters identical,
156, 159.
Blackburne,
323, 475.
Archdeacon, quoted,
Blair, Rev. Robert, quoted, 395,
402, 403.
Blair's History of the Waldenses,
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Blondel, David, quoted, 62.
Blunt on the Articles, quoted, 381.
Bossuet, his intolerance, 548.
Boardman, Rev. H. A., quoted, 271,
288.
Bowden, Dr., quoted, xiv, 52, 54, 80,
102, 103, 133, 143, 151, 222, 234,
240, 242, 291, 323, 324, 416.
Boyd, Rev. Mr., of Derry, quoted,
97, 157, 203, 222.
Bower's History of
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247.
Bishop and Martyr,
quoted, 186, 392.
Bramhall, Archbishop, quoted, 112,
397, 418.
Brett, Mr., quoted, 149, 150.
Bristed, Counsellor, quoted, xv, xvi,
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British Critic quoted, 3, 5, 7, 16,
23, 73, 110, 111, 112, 183, 262,
263, 264, 270, 289, 290, 291, 299,
300, 309, 310, 311, 312, 379.
Burnet, Bishop, quoted, 8, 12, 57,
63, 84, 85, 89, 114, 115, 120, 122,
205, 207, 211, 227, 384, 393, 394,
418, 494, 498.
Bull, Bishop, quoted, 62, 68,
186, 218, 371, 473, 497, 548.
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Rev. Wm., Missionary,
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Causa Episcopatus Hierarch. Luci-
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Calamy, quoted, 101, 193, 470, 554.
Calderwood's Altare Damascenum,
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Calvin, quoted, 63, 108, 115, 122,
146, 185, 193, 246, 367, 497, 540.
Campbell, Professor, rebuke to Dod-
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243, 355, 444.
Campbell, Dr., of Armagh, quoted,
97, 458.
Canons, the, of Ch. of England,
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Cassander, quoted, 539.
Cathedral, the, quoted, 365.
Cartwright, quoted, 64, 65, 470.
Cashel, the Archbishop of, quoted,
269.
Catholic Church, what, 43, 484, 485,
487, 489, 491, &c., 499, 505, 531.
Catholic Miscellany, of Charleston,
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Ceswall, Rev. Mr., quoted, p. 23.
Challenge, what we, Introd. § v, p.
Chandler, Dr., quoted, 42, 111, 475,
476.
Chapman, Dr., quoted, 251, 323.
Chauncy, Dr., of Boston, quoted,
xxvii, 13, 383, 475, 509, 511.
Charleston Gospel Messenger,
quoted, xx, 5, 8, 36, 262, 299, 447,
448.
Cheever, Rev. Mr., quoted 343.
Chester, Bishop of, quoted, 123.
Chillingworth, quoted, 36, 48, 57,
58, 59, 67, 121, 184, 205, 227, 437,
473.
Christ's prerogative, invaded by pre-
latists, 320.
Christian Observer, the London,
quoted, xxviii, xix, 8, 14, 16, 81,
101, 112, 218, 257, 258, 261, 265,
268, 279, 280, 281, 283, 292, 345,
247, 251, 301, 304, 499.
Chrysostom, quoted, 102, 237, 239,
247, 251, 391, 304, 499.
Church, The, Independent of the
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Church, the, destroyed by prelacy,
145; what, 161, 171, 229, 543.
Church, the indefectible, as prela-
tists teach, 77.
in England and
America Compared, quoted, 328.
Church and state, prelatic views on,
328, 329.
Church, the English, parties in, 389,
and Lect. xvii. 442, 478, 479.
Church, several meanings of the
word, 486-488, 499.
Church, not the clergy, 499, 500.
Churchman, The, quoted, xxi, 105,
106.
Civil magistrate, has plenary power,
as prelatists teach, in ecclesiasti-
cal matters, 315, 317.
Claggett, Dr., quoted, 87, 197, 408,
429, 437, 478, 496, 549.
Clark, Rev. Dr., of Philadelphia,
quoted, 7, 8, 95, 128, 271, 285.
Claude, of Turin, quoted, 65.
Clement of Alexandria, 102, 499,
535, 536, 542.
Collier's Eccl. History, quoted, 520.
Coleman's Christian Antiquities,
Coleman, Rev. John, quoted, 474.
Colton, Rev. Mr., quoted, 357.
Commission of Christ to the
Apostles, 142, 144.
Conder, Protestant Nonconformity,
quoted, 54; his View, &c., 507,
539.
Confession of Faith, quoted, 9, 10,
37, 38, 491, &c.
Congregationalists. See Independ-
Controversy, demanded of us, 8, 9,
15, 16; importance of this, In-
trod. sect. iii. and iv.; the cause
of all denominations at stake, 14,
17; how long it must continue,
19.
Cooke, Dr., quoted, xxv, 52, 103,
143.
Cooke, Rev. Dr., of Ireland, quoted,
532.
Corbet on the Church, quoted, 435,
513.
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Cox, Dr., Chaplain to Queen Eliza-
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Crabbe's English Synonymes,
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Cramp's Text-Book
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Cranmer, quoted, 185, 205, 218.
Croft, Herbert, Bishop of Hereford,
quoted, 100, 101, 103, 136, 143,
150, 159, 500.
Cumber, Dr., quoted, 193.
Cumming's Apology for the Ch. of
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Cyprian, quoted, 14, 103, 168, 192,
301, 302, 414, 506, 536.
Cyril, of Jerusalem, quoted, 45, 82.
Cyril, of Alexandria, quoted, 81, 536.
D.
Daubeny's Guide to the Church,
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Davenant, Bishop, quoted, 69, 148,
149, 165, 175, 245, 262, 326, 355,
406, 463, 502.
Dehon, Bishop, 264.
Delahogue, quoted, 512.
Dechard, quoted, 101.
Dick's Theology, quoted, 444.
D'Israeli, Genius of
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Divine Right of the
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490, 497, 554.
Doane, Bishop, quoted, 247, 248,
250, 262; his great prudence and
mistake, 288, 322, 324.
true, the all-essential
mark of a true church, 532-5.
Doctrine of the Succession. See
Question.
Dodwell, quoted, 91, 105, 149, 175,
252, 366, 367, 368, 414, 451.
Dodsworth on Romanism and Dis-
sent, quoted, 54, 83, 91, 191, 216.
Dryden, quoted, 37, 351.
Dudley, Hon. Judge, design of his
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Dupin, quoted, 512.
Dutch Reformed churches, bigotry
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Dwight, Dr., quoted, 382.
Eclectic Review, the, quoted, 362,
479.
Edgar's Variations of Popery,
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Edinburgh Review, quoted, 5, 121,
175, 187, 307, 373.
Edinburgh Witness, quoted, 479.
Edwards, Dr., quoted, 136, 305.
Eleutherius, quoted, 103.
Ellis's Hist. of Madagascar, quoted,
347.
Ely's Call to Hear the Ch. Exam.,
553.
English Reformation, a relation of,
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England, Bishop, of
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Epiphanius, quoted, 190, 192.
Episcopacy, distinct altogether from
the question of high-churchism, 6,
7; we make no attack on episco-
pacy as such, Intro. § i, 6, 60;
only a rite, 59; not in scripture,
this admitted, 73; this distinction
granted, 7.
Episcopal church in this country,
novelty of, 507, 508, 509.
Episcopal Tract Society, now iden-
tified with Oxford divinity, 285,
500.
Episcopal Recorder, the, quoted,
128, 249, 269, 282, 286, 422, 439,
441, 442.
Episcopius, his views on this doc-
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Escott, Rev. T., bigotry of, 3.
Espenceus, quoted, 251.
Essays on the Church, quoted, 270.
Essays on Romanism, quoted, 80.
Essential truths all in the Bible, 48;
what, 50.
Faber's Vallenses and Albigenses,
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375, 418, 507, quoted, 269, 485.
Faber, Rev. F. W., quoted, 456.
Fabricius, quoted, 186.
Fathers, our, the memory of, 20, 21.
Fathers, the, not authoritative, 35,
46, 47, 76, &c., 80; uncertainty
and confusion of, 79, 80; per-
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Fell, Bp., quoted, 149.
Field, Dr., quoted, 116, 121, 375, 473.
Firmilian, quoted, 537.
Firmin, his Separation
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Fleetwood, Bp., quoted, 8.
Formularies of Faith, in the reign
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527.
Foster, Sir Michael Knt. quoted,
133, 210, 291, 302, 303, 306, 321,
383, 500.
Fowler, Rev. Andrew, quoted, xx,
287.
Fowler, Bp., quoted, 46, 87, 226, 390,
549.
Fox, quoted, 201, 203, 418.
Freeman, Dr., quoted, 549.
Frith, John, Martyr, quoted, 64.
Froude, Rev. Mr., quoted, 216, 249,
344.
Fry, Caroline, quoted, 250, 255, 256.
Fulke, Dr., quoted, 185, 193.
Gadsden, Bp., quoted, 324.
Genevan Confession, quoted, 491.
Gerhard, quoted, 541.
Gibson, Bp., quoted, 300, 382.
Gieseler's Ecc. Hist., quoted, 517.
Gisborne, Rev. Mr., quoted, 409.
Gladstone, Mr., quoted, 261.
Gobat's Abyssinia, quoted, 501.
Godwin's Lives of English Bishops,
quoted, 207.
Goodman, Bp., a papist, 284.
Gordon's History of Ireland, quoted,
202.
Gordon, Rev. Mr., quoted, 243, 511,
512.
Gregg, Rev. I. D., his insulting lan-
guage, quoted, 24.
Gregory of Nyssa, quoted, 88.
Gregory, Bishop of Rome, quoted,
524, 525.
Grotius, quoted, 237, 435.
Hale, Sir Matthew, quoted, 409.
Hales, the ever-memorable, quoted,
54, 101, 186, 407, 414, 468, 470,
500, 512.
Halifax, Dr. Samuel, quoted, p. 408.
Hall, Rev. Robert, quoted, 474.
Hall, Bp., quoted, 205, 218, 369, 370,
392, 357, 495, 540.
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Hammond, Dr., quoted, 71, 149, 191,
252, 415.
Hanbury's ed. of Hooker, 470, &c.
Harmony of Conf. of the Reformed
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Harris, Dr., quoted, 218, 384, 431,
474.
Hawks, Dr., quoted, 342, 426, 427,
428, 507.
Hawkins, Dr., his Dissertation on
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408, 513, 548.
Hegesippus, quoted, 79.
Helvetic Confession, quoted, 63,
525.
Henderson, Alexander, quoted, 34,
72, 79, 458.
Henry, Matthew, his work on
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482.
Heresy, what, according to Mr.
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Hewatt's Hist. of S. C., quoted, 324.
Hicks, Bp., quoted, 150.
Hide, Dr., quoted, xxi.
High-church Miracles, quoted, 95.
High-churchism, see Low-churchism.
History of its principles, xxx.
High-churchism, propriety of this
term explained, 8, 29, 335, 341.
An old Treatise on, quoted, 8.
On its use among Episcopalians,
see references on, 8. On its inju-
rious effects on missionary
ground, 343, 344.
Hinds, of Queen's College, Oxford,
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245, 246, 347, 430, 506.
Hill, Dr., his View of the Constitu-
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History of Popery, by several gentle-
men, 101.
Historical and Rational Inquiry into
the necessity of an Uninterrupted
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