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Burnet, vol.ii p.
302, Heylin, p.
48, 49.
Godwin, p.
349. Sanders was burned at Coventry: a pardon was also offered him; but he rejected it, and embraced the stake, saying, "Welcome the cross of Christ; welcome everlasting life." Taylor, parson of Hadley, was punished by fire in that place, surrounded by his ancient friends and parishioners.
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