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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X.

BOOK II
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His style was rather too fine .-- _Swift._ Burnet is not guilty of that.
P.140.

_Burnet._ Leightoun did not stand much upon it.

He did not _think_ orders given without bishops were null and void.

He _thought_, the forms of government were not settled by such positive laws as were unalterable; but only by apostolical practices, which, as he _thought_, authorized Episcopacy as the best form.

Yet he did not _think_ it necessary to the being of a church.


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