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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 February 2009
1 The only error I have identified is the naming of the prolocutor of the Westminster Assembly as Thomas Twisse rather than William, p. 229 n 20, a minor lapse.
2 The nomenclature is adapted from William, Haller'sThe rise of puritanism (Columbia, 1938)Google Scholar acknowledging that Haller did not argue for the partisan positions.
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4 An East Anglian background highlights the error that Jeremiah Burroughes was rector of Tivetshall, Norfolk, not ‘Livetshire, Norfolk’ (p. 36); that Nathaniel Rogers was curate at Booking, not ‘Becking’ in Essex; and that John Rogers was lecturer, not vicar, in Dedham.
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