Richard Baxter

Newton Key

Richard Baxter

Newton Key

Eastern Illinois University

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Abstract

 Baxter was a controversial voice for church union
 throughout the religious turmoil of the Interregnum* and the Restoration*. A nonseparating
 Puritan* who became a reluctant Dissenter*, he once labeled himself an
 "Episcopal-Presbyterian-Independent." Though he wrote unceasingly, he considered
 himself primarily a pastor and never accepted a position higher than curate or
 chaplain.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Historical Dictionary of Stuart England
State	Published - 1996

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Richard Baxter

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