The Modern Fanatick. Part II: Containing What is Necessary to Clear all the Matters of Fact in the First Part and to Confute What has Been Printed in (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149920411)

"The Modern Fanatick. Part II" by William Bissett, published in 1710, continues the author's critique of religious and political fanaticism in early 18th-century England. This volume serves as both a clarification and defense of Bissett's earlier arguments in "The Modern Fanatick. Part I," and a refutation of the vindication of Dr. Sacheverell, a prominent figure in the era's religious and political debates. Bissett meticulously addresses points of contention, offering insights into the complex interplay between church and state, and the fervent passions that defined the period. This work provides valuable historical context for understanding the religious and political landscape of early 18th-century England and the controversies that shaped public discourse.

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