The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience Discussed and Mr. Cotton's Letter Examined and Answered

by Roger Williams

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Contents

1. A Biographical Introduction
2. A Table of the Principal Contents of the Book
3. To the Right Honourable Both Houses of the High Court of Parliament
4. To Every Courteous Reader
5. Scriptures and Reasons, Written Long Since by a Witness of Jesus Christ, Close Prisoner in Newgate, Against Persecution in Cause of Conscience; And Sent Some While Since to Mr. Cotton, by a Friend, Wh
6. The Answer of Mr. John Cotton, of Boston, in New England, to the Aforesaid Arguments Against Persecution for Cause of Conscience, Professedly Maintaining Persecution for Cause of Conscience
7. A Reply to the Aforesaid Answer of Mr. Cotton, in a Conference Between Truth and Peace
8. A Model of Church and Civil Power; Composed by Mr. Cotton and the Ministers of New England, and Sent to the Church at Salem, as a Further Confirmation of the Bloody Doctrine of Persecution for Cause o
9. To the Impartial Reader
10. Mr. Cotton’s Letter Examined and Answered
11. The Second Annual Report of the Hanserd Knollys Society, for the Publication of the Works of Early English and Other Baptist Writers

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