Note 334 — Chapter X
Reading edition
Parl. Hist. 459 et alibi; Rushw. Abr. v. 578 et alibi; Whitelock, 165, 169, 173, 176 et post; Baillie's Letters, passim; Neal, 23, etc., 191 et post; Collier, 841. The assembly attempted to sustain their own cause by counter votes; and, the minority of independents and Erastians having withdrawn, it was carried with a single dissent of Lightfoot, that Christ had established a government in his church independent of the civil magistrate. Neal, 223.