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A30368	Burnet, Gilbert, 1643-1715.	An enquiry into the reasons for abrogating the test imposed on all members of Parliament offered by Sa. Oxon.	1688		.xml	application/xml	7519	175	54	After that , he tells the Genty , that Transubstantiation was a Notion belonging to the School-men and Metaphysitians , and that he may bespeak their Favour , he tells them in very soft words , That their Learning was more polite and practicable in the Civil Affairs of Human Life , to understand the Rules of Honour , and the Laws of their Countrey , the practice of Martial Discipline , and the Examples of Great Men in former Ages , and by them to square their Actions in their re●●●●tive Station● , and the life . They are severe Masters , and will not be put off with Secret Civilities , Lewd Jests , Entertainments , and Healths drank to their good Success ; so now the Price of the ●residen●ship is to be pay'd , so good a Morsel as this deserved that Dr. Stillingfleet , Dr. Tillotson , Dr. Burnet , and some other Divines should be ill used , and He to preserve the Character of Drawcansir , which is as due to Him as th●t of Bays , falls upon the Articles of the Church , and upon both Houses of Parliament .	cache/A30368.xml	txt/A30368.txt
