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FOOTNOTES:

[1] See Benedict’s Hist. Bap., p. 343, and authorities there cited.
[2] Benedict’s Hist. Baptists, Ch. IV. Neal’s Hist. Puritans, Vol. II.; p.
355. Supplement, Fuller’s Ch. Hist., B. 4.
[3] See histories of Baptists, by Crosby, Ivimey, Danvers, and
Benedict.
[4] Wall, cited by Neal, Hist. Puritans, Vol. I., p. 137. Vol. II., p. 358.
Supplement.
[5] Eng. Bap. Jubilee Memor., Benedict’s Hist. Bap.

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Page 11, apply RC to “Apostolic,”, “Divinely,” “His Gospel,” and “His.”
Page 12, apply RC to “Gospel” (twice); change “fulfil” to “fulfill”; apply
RC to “Him” and “He.” Note 1, apply RC to “Gospel”; change “fulfils” to
“fulfills” and “practise” to “practice.” Note 2, apply RC to “His Word”
and “His”; change “practise” to “practice”; apply RC to “His.”
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Page 18, apply RC to “Divine,” “Word,” “Divine,” “His” (twice), and “He.”
Page 19, apply RC to “His” (twice).
Page 20, Note 6, apply RC to “Me” and “Him.” Note 7, apply RC to
“Divinely.”
The break between pages 20 and 21 is in the word “baptismal”:
bap|tismal.
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Page 23, change “practise” to “practice.”
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The break between pages 28 and 29 is in the word “possibly”: pos|sibly.
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Page 34, Note 1, apply RC to “His” (twice).
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Page 46, Voting, point 1, change “deliberatively” to “deliberately.”
The break between pages 47 and 48 is in the word “services”: ser|vices.
The break between pages 53 and 54 is in the word “importance”:
impor|tance.
Page 56, change “practise” to “practice.”
Page 57, apply RC to “Divine.”
Page 58, change “practise” to “practice”; add comma to “Britain
Baptists”; apply RC to “Divinely.”
Page 59, note 2, apply RC to “His” and “He.” Note 3, apply RC to “My.”
Section II, apply RC to “Persons” and “Divine.” Note 2, apply RC to
“Thee.”
Page 60, note 1, apply RC to “His” apply RC to “He.”
Page 61, apply RC to “Divine,” “His” (twice), “He,” “His,” “Divine,” and
“He.” Note 2, apply RC to “He,” “His,” and “Him.” Note 3, apply RC to
“Himself” and “Him.” Note 4, apply RC to “He,” “Him,” and “His.” Note
5, apply RC to “He,” “Him,” and “He,” and “Him.”
Page 62, apply RC to “Gospel,” “Him,” and “His.” Note 1, apply RC to
“His.” Note 2, apply RC to “Him.” Note 3, apply RC to “His” and “Him.”
Note 4, apply RC to “One.”
Page 63, apply RC to “Gospel” (twice). Note 3, apply RC to “Me.” Apply
RC to “Divine” and “Gospel.”
Page 64, note 1, change “Rev. 8:7–9” to “Rev. 3:7–9.” Note 5, change
“Eph. 8:14–21” to “Eph. 5:14–21.” Apply RC to “Prophet,” “Priest,” “King,”
and “Him.”
Page 65, note 1, apply RC to “Gospel”; change “Eph. 2:3” to “Eph. 2:8”
and change “ye are” to “are ye” to match the quotation. Note 2, change
“Acts 11:38” to “Acts 2:38” to match the quotation. Note 3, apply RC to
“Him.” Point IX, apply RC to “He.” Note 1, apply RC to “Gospel.”
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apply RC to “He” and “Gospel.” Note 4, change “elects sake” to “elect’s
sakes” and “Chris” to “Christ.” Note 5, change “1 Thess. 4:10” to “1 Thess.
1:4.” Apply RC to “His” and “Word.”
Page 67, change “practise” to “practice.” Note 1, change “Thess 4:3” to
“1 Thess. 4:3.” Note 3, change “Phil. 1:12, 13” to “Phil. 2:12, 13” to match
the quotation. Point XI, note 1, apply RC to “My” (twice). Note 2,
change “John 2:19” to “1 John 2:19” to match the quotation.
Page 68, Note 3, apply RC to “His.” Section XII, apply RC to “Gospel.”
Note 4, change “Rom. 8:2, 4” to “Rom. 8:2–4” to match the quotation;
apply RC to “His.”
Page 69, apply RC to “Gospel,” “His” (twice), “Word,” and “Scriptural.”
Note 4, change “John 1#:15” (where # represents a poorly printed sort),
to “John 13:15.”
Page 70, apply RC to “His.” Note 2, change “Matt. 18:19” to “Matt. 28:19”
to match quotation. Note 3, change “raised from the dead“ to “raised up
from the dead.” Note 4, apply RC to “Apostles’.”
Page 71, apply RC to “His,” “Him,” and “His.” Note 1, apply RC to “He,”
“My,” “Me,” and “My”; change “1 Cor. 11:27–30” to “1 Cor. 11:22–30.” Note 2,
apply RC to “He.” Note 3, apply RC to “My” (four times) and “Me.”
Page 72, note 2, change “Ps. 113:24” to “Ps. 113:2–4.” Note 3, apply RC to
“My” and “Him”; change “then shall thou delight” to “then shalt thou
delight.” Note 4, apply RC to “Word.” Point XVII, apply RC to “Divine.”
Page 73, note 4, change “Rev. 19:14” to “Rev. 19:16” to match quotation.
Point XVIII, apply RC to “His” (twice). Note 2, apply RC to “He” and
“Him.”
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“Matt. 25:31–46.” Note 6, apply RC to “He” and “Him.”
Page 75, apply RC to “Divine,” “Him” (twice), “His” (thrice), “Divine.”
Page 76, apply RC to “Gospel,” “Him,” and “His.”
The break between pages 78 and 79 is in the word “expressed”:
ex|pressed.
Page 79, apply RC to “Gospel.” Change “practise” to “practice.”
Page 82, apply RC to “His Apostles.”
Page 85, apply RC to “His” (twice), “He,” and “His.”
Page 86, apply RC to “He,” “Him,” and “He.”
Page 88, apply RC to “His.”
Page 89, change “Malancthon” to “Malanchthon” and “colaborer” to
“co-laborer.”
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“practised” to “practiced.”
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suf|ficient.
Page 92, apply RC to “Apostle.”
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immer|sion.
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The break between pages 96 and 97 is in the word “original”: origi|nal.
Page 98, change “practised” to “practised”; apply RC to “His Apostles.”
Page 99, change “practise” to “practice” (twice).
Page 100, apply RC to “Gospel.” Change “practise” to “practice” and
“practises” to “practices.”
Page 101, apply RC to “His.”
Page 102, change “practise” to “practice.”
Page 104, apply RC to “Divine.”
Page 105, change “practise” to “practice.”
The break between pages 106 and 107 is in the word “Parliament”:
Par|liament.
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Page 109, apply RC to “He,” “His,” “My” (four times), “Me,” and “Divine.”
The break between pages 109 and 110 is in the word “practiced”
(changed from “practised”): prac|ticed.
Page 110, change “practised” to “practiced” and “practise” to “practice”
(twice).
Page 111, change “practise” to “practice.”
Page 112, apply RC to “Him.”
Page 113, apply RC to “Divine.”
Page 114, apply RC to “Apostolic,” “Word,” “Apostles’,” “Word,” and
“Divine.” Change “practise” to “practice.”
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The break between pages 115 and 116 is in the word “infants”: in|fants.
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“Him.”
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The break between pages 118 and 119 is in the word “remaining”:
re|maining.
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churchman.
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Apostles” and “Word.”
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“Apostles.”
Page 131, apply RC to “Apostolic” and “Apostles.”
Page 132, change “practised” to “practiced.” Apply RC to “His Apostles.”
Page 133, change “practised” to “practiced.”
Page 134, change “practise” to “practice” and “practised” to “practiced.”
Page 136, change “practise” to “practice.” Apply RC to “Divine” and
“Word.”
Page 137, apply RC to “Gospel” and “Word.”
Page 138, apply RC to “Apostles.”
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Page 141, apply RC to “Apostolic.”
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The break between pages 143 and 144 is in the word “people”: peo|ple.
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“Apostolic.” Add “Ch. Hist.” to the Geiseler citation.
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Page 146, change “practises” to “practices.”
Page 147, apply RC to “His,” “He,” “His Apostles,” “His” (twice), “He,”
“Divine,” and “Apostles.”
The break between pages 147 and 148 is in the word “minister”:
min|ister.
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The break between pages 148 and 149 is in the word “authority”:
author|ity.
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Page 150, apply RC to “Apostles.”
Page 152, apply RC to “Apostle”; change “episcopous” to “episcopos” for
consistency.
Page 153, apply RC to “Apostolic.”
Page 154, apply RC to “Word,” “Apostles,” and “Himself.”
Page 155, apply RC to “Gospel.”
The break between pages 155 and 156 is in the word “apostasy”:
apos|tasy.
Page 156, apply RC to “Gospel,”; change “practised” to “practiced” apply
RC to “Word” and “Gospel.”
Page 158, apply RC to “Gospel.” Change “practise” to “practice” (twice).
Page 160, change “practise” to “practice”; apply RC to “Apostles.”
Page 161, apply RC to “Apostles” and “Word.”
The break between pages 162 and 163 is in the word “contemporary”:
contempo|rary.
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Page 164, change “offence” to “offense.”
The break between pages 165 and 166 is in the word “because”:
be|cause.
Page 166, remove extraneous right double quotes after “Smithfield”;
change “suffered perhaps more” to “suffered perhaps no more.”
Page 167, change “defence” to “defense.”
Page 169, add comma to “after he”; apply RC to “Divine.”
The break between pages 170 and 171 is in the word “themselves”:
them|selves.
Page 173, change “practise” to “practice” (twice); apply RC to “Divine.”
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