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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X.

BOOK II
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A civil term for all who are Episcopal.
P.298._Burnet_.

[In compiling the Memoirs of the Dukes of Hamilton,] I found there materials for a very large history.

I writ it with great sincerity; and concealed none of their errors.

I did indeed conceal several things that related to the King: I left out some passages that were in his letters; in some of which was too much weakness .-- _Swift._ The letters, if they had been published, could not have given a worse character.
P.300.

_Burnet,_ speaking of the Scotch clergy refusing to be made bishops, says:--They had an ill opinion of the court, and could not be brought to leave their retirement .-- _Swift._ For that very reason they should have accepted bishoprics.
P.301.


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