Lancashire: Its Puritanism and Nonconformity, Bind 1

able according appear appointed arms Assheton authority became belonged bishop Bolton called castle Catholic cause chapel Chester Church civil clergy command considerable court death defence doctrine Earl of Derby early ecclesiastical Edward Elizabeth enemy England English especially established estates faith father friends gained hand Henry Heyricke History honour hundred influence James John king Lancashire Lancaster lands letter lived Lord Manchester marched ministers neighbours never observed obtained occasion opposition Papists parish parliament parliamentary party persons poor popish pray prayer preached preacher presbyterian present Preston priests probably Protestant Puritans queen reason received Reformation reign religion religious represented respect restoration returned Richard Royalists says seems sent sermon side soldiers soon spirit Stanley Strange things Thomas took town true warden Wigan