Abingdon, church at, 82, 115, 126 n.
Acts, book of, 88.
Adis, Henry, 8 n.
Agitators, Baptists among, II;
Fifth Monarchy men among, 22.
Agreement of the People, 11, 14,
Allen, William, Adjutant-general,
Baptist, II; Fifth Monarchy
man, 22; center of discontent in
South, 78; attitude toward
Cromwell, 140 ff., 155 f., 160;
stands for Irish Parliament,
144; summoned to England, 144;
activity in London, 147; return
to Ireland a signal for discon-
tent, 148; resigns commission
under Henry Cromwell, 165;
activity against government,
165, 172; publishes Faithful Me-
morial, 179; receives new com-
mission, 185; signs Fifth Mon-
archy petition, 190 n.; attempts
to arouse army, 198; warrant
issued for arrest of, 199; men-
tioned, 133, 150, 153, 202; let-
ters, 78 n., 123 n., 142, 143 n.,
144 n.
Allen, William, Baptist minister,
180, 193; letters, 180, 193.
Allhallows the Great, church of,
meetings at, 19, 21, 28, 48, 67,
97, 98, 114.
Alured, Matthew, 70 f., 110, 185,
191, 195.
Amsterdam, 3, 6.
Anabaptists, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 27, 32,
56, 60, 70, 71, 72, 81, 90, 93,
98, 110 n., 121 n., 123, 125,
136 n., 138, 140, 149 n., 152,
153, 154, 161, 165 n., 171, 173,
180, 186, 191, 192, 194, 196 n.,
197, 204, 205. See also Baptists.
Anabaptists, Continental, 2, 3, 4,
6, 9, 205.
Animadversions upon a Letter and
Paper, 99 n.
Annesley, Arthur, 174, 176.
Archer, Henry, 15.
Army, Baptists in, 9, 10, 11, 12,
72, 90, 91, 93, 120, 123-125, 130,
136-137, 147, 156, 203, 204;
Fifth Monarchists in, 19, 22,
172, 185 n., 204; Fifth Monarchy
policy toward, 54, 69, 112, 186;
in Scotland, 71, 202; in Ireland,
14, 159, 166 n.; petitions, 123-
125, 172-173; attitude toward
Cromwell, 123, 130; attitude
toward Richard Cromwell, 172;
attitude toward Rump, 190, 192-
193; reorganized, 196; men-
tioned, 19, 20, 30, 39, 42, 44, 45,
47, 64, 69, 75, 85, 112, 113, 127,
128, 129, 172, 174, 177 n., 179,
184, 185, 186, 193.
Aspinwall, William, 17 n., 65, 104.
Axtell, Daniel, 11, 160, 165, 185.
Aylesbury, 180.
Baptists, forerunners on conti-
nent, 2 f.; attitude toward tol-
eration, 2, 7, 8, 9, 70, 90 n., 122,
137 ff.,
195, 200, 202, 203;
toward voluntaryism, 2, 4, 7,
38 n., 58, 70, 203; toward vio-
lence, 2, 9, 73, 100, 195; toward
oath-taking, 2, 6 f., 95, 142 n.,
189; chiliastic views among, 2,
11 f.; early history and divisions
in England, 3 f.; relation to
Independents, 4, 6, 7, 12, 19, 28,
37, 100, 123, 124, 146 f., 154 f.,
180 n.; organization and usages
of, 4 ff.; attacks on from other
churches, 5 f.; issue confessions
of faith, 6 f., 9; attitude toward
magistracy, 6 f., 66, 121; toward
tithes, 7, 36, 38 n., 43, 58, 60, 65,
81, 95, 201; protest to James I,
7; petition to same, 8; publish
declarations, 8-9, 57; in army,
9 f., 11, 120, 123 ff., 130, 137,
140, 147, 156, 172, 196; eminent
men among, 10 f.; in civil life,
10, 137; in legal profession, 10;
in letters, 10; in business, 10 f.,
58;
in navy, 11, 99, 133; agi-
tators among, 11; relation to
Fifth Monarchists, 12, 19, 21 f.,
26 n., 27, 28, 36, 43, 56 ff., 90 ff.,
98, 100 f., 102, 115, 116, 132 f.,
136, 190, 203 f.; in Little Par-
liament, 32, 33 n; attitude
toward subjects under discus-
sion in Little Parliament, 34,
36 f.; petition of Chillenden's
church against tithes and national
church, 38 n.; attitude toward
Protectorate, 56 ff., 65, 73, 74,
76 ff., 90, 99, 100, 109, 120, 121,
130, 136, 140 ff., 142 f., 147,
152, 153, 161, 163, 169, 202,
204; toward term Protector, 56,
120; toward ceremonial, 56, 74,
92, 122, 127, 141, 147; personal
attitude toward Cromwell, 58,
120, 134 f.; relation to Quakers,
58 n., 138; attitude toward
triers, 65; relation to Levellers,
69 ff., 122 n.; rumored implica-
tion in petition of three col-
onels, 70 f.; in petition from
seamen of Penn's fleet, 71; im-
plication in army plot in Scot-
land, 71 f.; loyal address of cer-
tain Scotch churches to Pro-
tector, 74, 202; loyal address
from Northumberland, York-
shire, and Derbyshire, 76 f.,
190; attitude toward Charles II,
89, 127; help put down Royalist
insurrection in Wales, 90;
Cromwell's policy toward, in
army, 90 f., 123, 130; appeals to,
in Fifth Monarchy attacks on
Protectorate, 90 ff.; loyal ad-
dress to government from Kent,
92, 202; attitude toward petition
from Sussex, 95; Samuel Rich-
ardson defends Protectorate, 99;
loyal address from Wales, 99,
202; connections with Fifth
Monarchy activity in Norfolk,
100 ff., 203; with Venner's plot,
108, 115 f.; attitude toward
Cromwell's kingship, 119 f.,
121 ff., 127, 168; present petition
to Cromwell, 1657, 123; part in
army petition to Parliament,
1657, 123 ff.; petition of London
ministers to Cromwell, 125; part
of, in petition of 1657/8, 128;
become more closely affiliated
with Fifth Monarchists, 132,
133; hold assembly at Dor-
chester, 133; Cromwell takes
action against, as political body,
134; in Scotland, 134; in Ire-
land, see Baptists in Ireland;
attitude toward Richard Crom-
well's Protectorate, 172; grate-
ful address to Richard, 175; in
Council of Officers, 177 n.; atti-
tude toward Rump Parliament,
179 ff., 204; part of, in change of
government, 179 f.; relation to
Presbyterians, 180; petition of
General Baptists to Rump, 180;
of Particular Baptists of Kent to
same, 181; participate in John
Canne's Seasonable Word, 181;
in Moyer's address to Rump,
182; given commissions, 185;
rumors of plots, 186, 192 f., 194,
197; of plots against, 186; part
in Committee of Safety and at-
titude toward same, 191 f.; atti-
tude toward expulsion of Rump,
195; Barbone presents petition
to Parliament, 196; General
Baptists deny rumors of plots,
197, 198 f.; participation in
rumored plot, 199; attitude
toward Convention Parliament,
200; part of, in Fifth Monarchy
manifesto of 1654, 203; part of,
in bringing about return of
Stuarts, 204; mentioned, I, 21,
26 n., 30, 34, 43, 48, 56, 62 n.,
82, 87 n., 89, 105, 120, 128, 133,
134, 139, 144, 158, 162, 168, 170,
184 n., 185, 187 n., 189, 197,
198, 200, 205.
Baptists, Free Will, 5 n., 8 n.
Baptists, General, history of, 3;
organization and usages of, 4 f.;
confessions of faith of, 6, 7, 9;
attitude toward Protectorate, 57,
121, 202; petition Rump, 180;
deny rumors of plots, 194, 197;
mentioned, II n.
Baptists, Particular, history of,
3 f.; organization and usages of,
4 ff.; confession of faith, 6 f.;
attitude toward Protectorate,
57 f.; communication from Kent
to Rump, 181; deny rumors of
plots, 194.
Baptists, Seventh Day, 5 n.
Baptists in Ireland, letter to, 57;
attitude toward Protectorate,
136, 140 ff., 147, 152, 153, 161,
169; in offices, 136 f.; churches,
137; toleration among, 137 ff.;
attitude toward transplantation,
139; toward Parliament of First
Protectorate, 144; rumors of
plot among, 144; refuse to join
Independents in worship, 146 f.;
attitude toward petition on
behalf of Henry, 148; toward
Henry, 149 f., 154, 155 f., 161,
162, 163, 165, 169; of Henry
toward, 147 n., 149 ff., 153 f.,
160, 163, 168; relation to Inde-
pendents and Presbyterians,
154 f.; in army, 156; Cromwell's
attitude toward, 157; withdrawal
of certain leaders, 160; letter
from Dublin to Welsh Baptists,
161; renewed activity on return
of Vernon, 162; changed atti-
tude toward Henry, 163; Henry
accepts resignations of four Bap-
tist officers, 165; address letter to
Cromwell on kingship, 166 f.;
attitude toward kingship, 166,
168; part in army address, 1658,
168; mentioned, 56, 133, 158.
Barber, Edward, 5 n.
Barbone, Praise-God, Baptist mer-
chant, 11; member of Little Par-
liament, 33 n.; supports Rump,
191; appears before Parliament
with petition, 196; pledges him-
self to take no action against
government, 199; mentioned, 4,
32, 55, 56, 174, 180.
Barkstead, John, 11; letters, 108,
Barrow, Robert, 156, 165, 185.
Bastwick, John, 175.
Baxter, Richard, 59 n., 180, 190.
Bennet, Robert, 11, 33 n., 192.
Berners, Josias, 174, 192 n.
Berry, James, 95 ff., 176; letters,
96 n., 97, 98 n.
Biddle, John, 90 n.
Blackfriars, 21; Fifth Monarchy
meetings at, 27 n., 28, 35, 39,
40, 45, 46, 53, 57, 59, 61.
Blackwood, Christopher, 137.
Blake, William, quoted, 13.
Booth Sir George, 187, 188 n.,
Border, Daniel, 31 n.
Bramston, John, 71 ff.
Brayfield, Alexander, 11, 167, 185,
Brewster, Mr., 157 n.
Broghill, Lord Roger, 97 f., 167.
Browne, John, 33 n., 113 n.
Bunyan, John, 11.
Burrough, Edward, 137.
Burton, Henry, 175.
Buttivant, Thomas, 22, 100, 110.
Caius College, 36.
Cambridge, 4, 36.
Chillenden, Edmund, 10 n., II, 22,
30, 38, 39 n., 110 n., 171.
Christ Church, Newgate, 21, 46,
51 n., 62, 176 n.
Chronology, Fifth Monarchy, 12 f.,
15 ff., 20, 23 f., 116, 125, 126,
131.
Church and State, relations of, 2,
4, 7, 38 n., 41 f., 47 f., 58, 61,
66, 70, 81, 111, 121, 127, 134,
175, 202 f.
Civil Wars, 9, 13.
Claim for Christ and His Laws,
198.
Clonmell, 155.
Cockayne, George, 22.
Coke, John, 35.
Coleman Street, Swan Alley, 117;
church at, 52; Fifth Monarchy
meetings at, 106 ff., 110, 115,
132.
Coleman Street, White's Alley,
Fifth Monarchy meetings at,
Committee of Safety, 191, 192,
195, 198.
Commons, House of, strength of
Fifth Monarchy party in Little
Parliament, 35; hostility
newly-established House of
Lords, 128; petition to, 128 f.;
rumored correspondence of cer-
tain members of, with Charles II
and implication of others with
army sedition, 129; fails to raise
necessary supplies for govern-
ment and spends time debating
recognition of "Other House,"
129; Thurloe presents bill for
recognition of Protectorate of
Richard Cromwell, 173; petition
to, presented by Kiffin and oth-
ers, 173 f.; conservative relig-
ious policy of, 175; releases men
imprisoned by Oliver, 175;
Praise-God Barbone presents pe-
tition to, 196; mentioned, 15, 37,
176. See also Parliament.
Commonwealth
108 f., 128, 178, 195, 199, 202.
Cooper, Thomas, 99 n., 124, 157 ff.,
177 n., 185, 202.
Cork, 138.
Cornwall, 49.
Cornwall, Francis, 10.
Council of Officers, 17-18, 29-30,
31, 32, 130, 176, 177, 178, 195.
Council of State, 21, 39, 45, 52 n.,
76, 85, 109, 117, 120, 128, 161,
163, 186 n., 199; in Scotland,
134; in Ireland, 145.
Courtney, Hugh, Baptist in army,
22; in Little Parliament, 33 n.;
at Exeter, 78; delegate to Crom-
well to demand release of Feake
and Rogers, 81; imprisoned for
fomenting sedition, 82 f.;
leased, 89; arrested for partici-
pation in petition of 1657/8, 129;
attacks on government found in
room after arrest, 130 f.; bap-
tized, 132; signs Fifth Monarchy
petition, 190 n.; warrant for ar-
rest issued, 199; mentioned, 44,
89.
Coventry, Baptist church in, 3.
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