History of His Own Time: With the Suppressed Passages of the First volume And Notes By the Earls ... 2
History of His Own Time: With the Suppressed Passages of the First volume And Notes By the Earls ... 2
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It was carried in the vote : and that made many of the court more zealous than ever for carrying through the act n . Some proposed that there should be two tests : one for papists with higher incapacities : and another for presbyterians with milder censures. But that was rejected with much scorn, some making their court by saying, they. were more in danger from the presbyterians than from the papists : ; and it was reported that Paterson, then bishop of Eden- burgh, said to the duke, that he th...ought the two re- ligions, popish and protestant, were so equally stated in his mind, that a few grains of loyalty, in which the protestants had the better of the papists, turned the balance with him. Another clause in the bill was liable to great objections: all the royal family were excepted out of it.. Lord Argyle spoke zea- lously against this : he said, the only danger we could apprehend as to popery was* if any of the royal family should happen to be perverted : therefore he thought it was better to have no act at all than such .
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It was carried in the vote : and that made many of the court more zealous than ever for carrying through the act n . Some proposed that there should be two tests : one for papists with higher incapacities : and another for presbyterians with milder censures. But that was rejected with much scorn, some making their court by saying, they. were more in danger from the presbyterians than from the papists : ; and it was reported that Paterson, then bishop of Eden- burgh, said to the duke, that he th...ought the two re- ligions, popish and protestant, were so equally stated in his mind, that a few grains of loyalty, in which the protestants had the better of the papists, turned the balance with him. Another clause in the bill was liable to great objections: all the royal family were excepted out of it.. Lord Argyle spoke zea- lously against this : he said, the only danger we could apprehend as to popery was* if any of the royal family should happen to be perverted : therefore he thought it was better to have no act at all than such .
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