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INTRODUCTION.

PART I.-THE CATECHISM--A BAD SUBSTITUTE

TO THE BIBLE-IS SUBSTITUTED TO IT.

$ 1.-Church of England Catechism—this perhaps the

First Censorial Commentary ever applied to it .

§ 2.-On Religion, in a Christian Free-School, the

Bible the only fit Lesson-Book

§ 3.-No Substitute to the Bible should be there taught

-the Catechism is made a Substitute to it.

$4.-Badness of this Substitute in every respect: I. As

to Faithfulness. No Tests of it

$ 5.—II. Badness in respect of Matter .

$6.-III. Badness in respect of Form.

$7.-Of the Badness of this Formulary, in respect of

Matter, the Framers of it were copscious

$8.--Of the Badness of this Formulary, in respect of

Faithfulness, Matter, and Form, the Imposers of it

on the Schools are conscious

PART II.- EXCLUSIONARY SYSTEM OF INSTRUC-

TION-Its ESTABLISHMENT-ITS BAD DEN-

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IS NOT GENERAL

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Part III.- EXCLUSJONARY SYSTEM -GROUNDS

FOR THE Hope THAT THE APPROBATION OF IT

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PART IV.-NATIONAL SOCIETY-GROUNDS FOR

REGARDING THE EXCLUSIONARY Acts AS SPU-

RIOUS, AND ITS REPORTS AS PURPOSELY DE-

CEPTIOUS

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$1.–Cause and Ground of Suspicion as to Authenti-

city

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§ 2.—Marks of Authenticity, proper and usual, in Re-

ports of Proceedings of Public Bodies

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$ 3.-Positions and Plan of Proof--Ends pursued by the

Institution-Means employed

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$ 4.-I. Proofs of the System of Exclusion

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§ II. (should be) $ 5.- Proofs of the System of Imposi-

tion-2. General Committee Meetings none . 11)

$ 6.-Proofs of the System of Imposition continued

II. Sub-Committees and their Meetings, none . 123

$7.-Proofs of the System of Imposition continued

III.- Acts spurious

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§ 8.-Securities against Spuriousness—Cause of the

Omission of them, Necessity and Design--not Inad-

vertence

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$9.--Authors, acting and consenting, of the combined

Systems of Exclusion and Imposition

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$ 10.—Authors, &c. continued—Dr. Manners Sutton,

Archbishop of Canterbury

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§ 11.-How to organize a Chaos-Forms of Disorder

exemplified in these Reports

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$ 12.--General Committee-Fraud involved in the Title

thus given to the Managing Body .

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Part V.-BAPTISM AND SPONSORSHIP PROPER,

WHEN INSTITUTED— Baptism useless, SPON-

SORSHIP IMPROPER NOW

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THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND CATECHISM

EXAMINED

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APPENDIX, No. I.

REMARKS ON THE OBJECT OF THE CHURCH OF

ENGLAND RELIGION, AS AVOWED BY THE Bi-

SHOP OF LONDON

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No. II.

LORD'S SUPPER—NOT DESIGNED

BY Jesus

FO'R GENERAL IMITATION-ITS UTTER UNFit-

NESS FOR THAT Purpose

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No. III.

REMEDIES TO THE EXCLUSIONARY System AS

APPLIED TO INSTRUCTION

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No. IV.

REMEDY TO ALL ReligiOUS AND MUCH Politi-

CAL MISCHIEF-EUTHANASIA OF THE CHURCH 193

§ 1.—Plan of this Paper

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$ 2.-Euthanasia, in Contradistinction to Cacothanasia,

what?-UTI POSSIDeris Principle—its Application

to this Case.

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§ 3.-I. Service

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$ 4.-II. Pay

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§ 5.-Pay continued—Merit, whether producible by Si-

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§ 6.—III. Discipline

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$ 7.-State of Discipline, as exhibited by Authority, and

elucidated by a Diocesan Secretary

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necures

$ 8.-Ulterior Information from Mr. Wright

$ 9.- Vices of Excellent Church recapitulated

§ 10.-Facienda in the way of Reform.

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No. V.

Recent Measures of FRETENDED REFORM OR

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IMPROVEMENT THEIR INUTILITY AND Mis-

CHIEVOUSNESS

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INTRODUCTION

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$ 1.-1. Giving Increase to the Number of Non-Resi-

dent Incumbents

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$ 2.-II. Increasing the Number of Resident Curates 405

III. To that End, out of the Pockets of Incum-

bents and Patrons, takiug Money, and forcing it

into the Pockets of Curates.

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§ 3.—IV. For Increasing the Value of English Livings,

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exacting from the Population of the Three Kingdoms

the Annual Sum of 100,000l.

§ 4.-V. Regulating the operations of Agriculture, in

the case of a Parish or other Priest

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§ 5.-VI. Over Incumbents and Curates, lodging de-

spotic power in the hands of Bishops.

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§ 6.–VII. Announced, and remaining to be executed.

From Christians, and others of all persuasions, money

to be exacted, sufficient to render the number of

Church-of-England Churches commensuráte to the

whole population

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