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A history of England principally in the seventeenth century, Volume 2 (of 6)

Note 225 — Chapter III · PROGRESS OF AGGRESSIVE TENDENCIES IN THE LOWER HOUSE.

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Baillie i. 287. ‘There was some fear for those of the new way, who are for the independent congregations; but after much conference we hope they will joyne to overthrow episcopacie, erect presbyterian government and assemblies, and in any difference they have to be silent upon hope either of satisfaction, when we gett more leasure, or of toleration on their good and peaceable behaviour.’ (Dec. 28.)

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