The Nonconformists Plea for Peace, or an Account of Their Judgement: In Certain Things in Which They Are Misunderstood; Written to Reconcile and Pacifie Such as by Mistaking Them Hinder Love and Concord (Classic Reprint)

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Under thefe accufations my confcience urged me to acquaint the accufing Clergy with our Cafe, believing it be uncharitable to impute all their falfa report to Malighizjr, or fliaholz'fm, but that it was strangeness to our Cafi', While wrath and crofs interef't kept them from hearing us: But my pru dent friends perfwaded me filently to leave all to God, alluring me it would but more exafperate, till they called as themflel'ver to [pooh Twice we were fince invited to a Tryal for Concord, and both times came to an Agreement with the moderate and eminent perfons that we treated with But it was buried in'privacy and-{till we are called on, to give the reafons of our Diffent.

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