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[Footnote 1236: Whiston's _Memoirs_, 469.]

[Footnote 1237: _The Church of England Vindicated_, &c., 1801, 15.]

[Footnote 1238: Secker's Charge of 1741.]

[Footnote 1239: Lord Mahon's _History_, chap. 31; C. Knight's _Old England_; A. Andrews' _Eighteenth Century_, chaps. 3 and 4; Malcolm's _Manners and Customs of London_, ii. 272.]

[Footnote 1240: Fielding's _Thomas Andrews_, b. ii. ch. 13.]

[Footnote 1241: H. Walpole's _Memoirs of George II._ 342.]

[Footnote 1242: Fleetwood's _Works_, 469; _Archbishop Sharp's Life_, i.

353.]

[Footnote 1243: _Church of England's Complaint_, 1709, Preface.]

[Footnote 1244: Beresford Hope, _Wors.h.i.+p in the Ch. of E._ 26.]

[Footnote 1245: J.C. Jeaffreson's _Book about Clergy_, ii. 92.]

[Footnote 1246: A. Andrews' _Eighteenth Century_, chap. v.]

[Footnote 1247: S. Pepys' _Diary_, v. App. 452.]

[Footnote 1248: _Life of Archbishop Sharp_, i. 209-13.]

[Footnote 1249: Secker's _Eight Charges_, 166-72.]

[Footnote 1250: Secker's _Eight Charges_, 239.]

[Footnote 1251: Id. 370.]

[Footnote 1252: Fleetwood's _Works_, 472, 474, 479.]

[Footnote 1253: T. Lewis, _Danger of the Church Estab._ &c. 1720.]

[Footnote 1254: G.G. Perry's _Hist. of the Ch. of E._ iii. 100.]

[Footnote 1255: Gibson's _Codex_, 1046, quoted in Burns' _Eccl. Law_, Art. 'Penance.']

[Footnote 1256: J. Johnson, _Vade Mec.u.m_, ii. cvii.]

[Footnote 1257: _Memoirs of W. Wordsworth_, by Christoph. Wordsworth, 1851, 8.]

[Footnote 1258: So also in the South of England, between 1799 and 1803.

'The two women she took most notice of in the parish were the last persons who ever did penance at Hurstmonceaux, having both to stand in a white sheet in the Churchyard; so that people said, ”There are Mrs. Hare Naylor's friends doing penance.”'--A.J.C. Hare's _Memorials of a Quiet Life_, i. 143. In 1805, one Sarah Chamberlain did penance in like manner at Littleham Church, near Exmouth.]

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