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      From R . Baxter to Ambrose Upton , concerning Shr Henry Vane .

      fTVIE occasion of this letter will be X beat explained by a passage of Baxter ' s in his JAfe and Times . Speaking of Sir H , Vaae , be charges him with obscurity , and says , " This obscurity by some w ^ s iinputed to bW not understaTwUag himself $ hnl fey

      others to design , because he could speak plain when he Jlsted ; the two courses iu which he had most success , a * id spake mqst j ^ ain , were , his earnest plea for universal liberty of conscience * and against the m ^^ istratj ^ s intermeddling ; with religion , and his teaching his followers to revile the ministry ,

      calling them ordinarily blackcoats , priests and other names which then savoured of reproach ; ^ ad those gentlemen that adhered to the ministry , they said were priest-ridden *

      " Of my own displeasing him this is the true ^ ecouat . It grieved me to see a podr kingdom thufc tost up and down in unqufetness , and the ministers made odious and ready to be cast ant , and the Reformation trodden under

      foot , and parliaments and piety made a scorn , ajnd scarce ttnjr dcmbtedr but he was the principal spring of all . Therefore , being writing ag ^ net the Papist ^ , coming to vindicate pur religion against ti ^ em ^ wiiea X ^ &f impute to us the Wood of t \ & king , I * ttM / proved that i ^ e Pro testQ ^ ts , and jmrti cularly the Jpreabyteri ^ na , abhorred it , and suflfemf greatly far onppsing . it :

      and that it > y ** 3 Jthe flcfc # JS ji ^^ b army and the 3 £ Ci * iries f ^ $ fS wtyeh I named t |* e \ fanisfs $ 8 qfye £ § r £ , pj > 4 I shewed tl * at ifce Fryer ? wtf ^ wita were their deceivers , an 4 J ^ iwwr several vizors were dispersed ^ mo ^ ^ m j and Mr . tfye having t $ \ & m 0 tfefrt he was long u * It ^ ly , M » j 4 it wa ^ con ^ iderable how J&fa $ n QtM * ^ l ^ b ^ riae $ fisi r leader hrnn < rKt ^ rnm Italv : ' ivhereaa 9 my

      it proved , that l ^ e w ^ s j ^> F ^^ nce and ^ iftetS . , a | iw t | ie lipf # ra of A Im ordered the prmter to

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      correct it [ frontwards Itqfyj , b » t though the copy wa , s corrected , t | ie impression w ^ s ^ ot . Hereupon jSir tfenry F * qne Uepig exc ^ e ^ ngly provpk ^ cl , threat ^ n ^ d me to many ^ aii 4 spake ggalnssfc oae in the House , aad one Stuhfts C ^ at bad \> e £ n whipt ici the Convocation Blouse ^ t . Q ^ ford )* wrote for h ^ jj a bitten bpak ^ ga ^ st

      me , who froi £ tjije Vamsti afterwards turn ^ l a Conformist , 9 mbj ^ t ]^ t he turned physician ^ and" was "drowned in a small puddle or brooks as he was ridine near Bath . 4 < l confess my writing was a mean ^ to lessen bis rep « tatian 5 aed make men tafee hijpi for what Crpmw ^ lt

      ( that better knpw hioi ) called Mm , ^ juggler ; and I wish I had done sa jnuih in tintie . But the whoje land r ^ M < fcf his ' logger ^ nd my d £ n £ er * ^ n ^ ali expected nay present | Mn by him . But to shew hina that 1 w ^ s not about

      recantuig , ( as his agents would have persuaded u > e , ) I Wote also ^ gainst his Healing Question , in a F ? eiface befor ^ Iji y Holy Corn ( non wealth , ^ nd a sj ) ee < jy tu ^ n of aflfajirs did tie lus hand § \ rom executing bis wratji upo » We . ** Uppu tjie king ' s coding Jn , he witfr ofhe before

      w W ^ W ^ d rs the PiiFli ^ ment , but eeemed to f ^ ve hi ^ life sqcured . gu ^ t being broii ^ h ^ to thp bar , ] be ^ poke ^ o boWIy in justif ^ - \ ikg fSe Tjferliaw ^ n ^ s c ^ use , ^ d wb , ^ he Jiaa < J qo ^ e . thaj it e ^^ perateti t ] Ue he haao ^ e thaj it e ^^ pprateti tb ^

      ^ Kina-, and made bimjs&olve upon Kfrs # ew * When ) he t ? a ^ p ^ i ^ Taiyerr ^ HjiU to ^ e , a ^ d wp ^ W fe ^ sppjten to t ^ people , > p began § q re ^ olut ^ ly ap paused tfre otficers to 9 puiid t ^ trumpets ^ nd ^ eat the 4 mn ^ s , ^ nd liiuder

      him ( r ^ m ^ p ^ in ^ . I ^ o ^^ co ^ uW resolution W ) $ fc ^ rle ^ sj ^ ess thajp he d ; d , thpugh before supposed a timorous ' ^ P-: insomuch that the manner of 1 ^ 8 ( ji ^ ath procured l | im napr ^ applause than all tne actions of his life . And

      Betters To And From Richard Bowler. (Jfrom The Original Mss. In Dr. Williauis's Library.)

      betters to and from Richard Bowler . ( Jfrom the original MSS . in Dr . Williauis ' s Library . )

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  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1823, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1784/page/1/