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Constitutional History of England, Henry VII to George II. Volume 2 of 3

Note 562 — Chapter XI

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Collier, who of course thinks this declaration an encroachment on the church, as well as on the legislative power, says, "For this reason it was overlooked at the assizes and sessions in several places in the country, where the dissenting ministers were indicted for not conforming pursuant to the laws in force." P. 876. Neal confirms this, 586, and Kennet's Register, 374.

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