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The chief articles of scandal are thrown upon this Church by virulent Bishop IMaxwell, in his Issachar's Burden, Bramhall, in his Warning, who borrows much from Spottiswood's History, in their hands before it was printed, and from them the scandal is propagated through the English Historians, and Tory writers, particularly the known Mr Les- lie, who reprinted Bramhall's Warning, 1706, without the least notice of Mr Baillie's answer to it. Issachar's Burden has likewise been re- printed in the P...hoenix, where it had been a piece of justice to have reprinted j\Ir Baillie's Historical Vindication, in answer to him. Our Scots Prclatic Jacobite Clergymen, harboured in England since the Kevolution, having little else to do but scribble, have gathered up all the obloquy and reproach in these and other books against Presbyterians, and propagated the scandal in their pam- phlets and books through England, without giving themselves any trouble at all to consider the replies given to Spottiswood's printed calumnies by Calderwood, ^ to Adamson's and Maxwell's, in Mr Baillie's Historical Vindication, and the facts advanced in the printed Calderwood.
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The chief articles of scandal are thrown upon this Church by virulent Bishop IMaxwell, in his Issachar's Burden, Bramhall, in his Warning, who borrows much from Spottiswood's History, in their hands before it was printed, and from them the scandal is propagated through the English Historians, and Tory writers, particularly the known Mr Les- lie, who reprinted Bramhall's Warning, 1706, without the least notice of Mr Baillie's answer to it. Issachar's Burden has likewise been re- printed in the P...hoenix, where it had been a piece of justice to have reprinted j\Ir Baillie's Historical Vindication, in answer to him. Our Scots Prclatic Jacobite Clergymen, harboured in England since the Kevolution, having little else to do but scribble, have gathered up all the obloquy and reproach in these and other books against Presbyterians, and propagated the scandal in their pam- phlets and books through England, without giving themselves any trouble at all to consider the replies given to Spottiswood's printed calumnies by Calderwood, ^ to Adamson's and Maxwell's, in Mr Baillie's Historical Vindication, and the facts advanced in the printed Calderwood.
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