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 Revived interest in the religious life of the eighteenth century 1

 Lowered tone prevalent during a great part of the period 2

 Loss of strength in the Puritan and Nonjuring ejections 3

 Absorbing speculations connected with the Deistical controversy 4

 Development of the ground principles of the Reformation 5

 Fruits of the Deistical controversy 6

 Its relation to the Methodist and Evangelical revivals 7

 Impetus to Protestant feeling in the Revolution of 1689 8

 Projects of Church comprehension 8

 Methodism and the Church 9

 The French Revolution 10

 Passive Obedience and Divine Right 10

 Jacobitism 11

 Loss of the Nonjuring type of High Churchmen 12

 Toleration 13

 Church and State 15

 Respect for the Church 16

 Early part of the century richest in incident 17

 Religious societies 17

 The Sacheverell trial 18

 Convocation 19

 The later Nonjurors 19

 The Essayists 20

 Hoadly and the Bangorian controversy 21

 The Methodist and Evangelical movements 21

 Evidence writers 22

 Results of the Evidential theology 23

 Revival of practical activity at the end of the century 24

 The Episcopate 24

 General condition of religion and morality 25

 Clergy and people 25

CHAPTER II.