Here follow some of his notorious Lyes in his One Blow more.
1. One Sober woman, whom they commonly thrust out, and sometimes keeps her prisoner, p. 2.
2. That he (G. W.) was ashamed of his partner S.C. p. 2.
3. He refused to own, either in part, or the whole (i. e. the Book Judg∣ment Fixed) p. 2.
4. Our new sort of Popery, p. 3. l. 11.
5. That W. G. was Timerous and Cowardly, p. 3. l. 17.
6. They write what they are ashamed to own—these Deluders, &c. p. 3. l. 27, 28.
7. Now they teach contrary (i. e. to what in the beginning they taught) p. 4. Artic. 1.
8. But now they can take 50 l. per Annum—I say—their Ministers take money for preaching, p. 6. Art. 4.
9. Or he (G. W.) would never Excuse or Justifie such manifest Idola∣try and Blasphemy (implying he doth) p. 7. l. 40.
10. Your cunning Evasions, Quibbles and Jesuitical Reserves—Dens and Lurking places, where you lye skulking to deceive the simple, p. 8. l. 1, 4, 5.
11. Their Answer to Battering Rams. G. W. will not own it, p. 10. l. 17, 19.
12. That S. Fisher said, viz. he believed or expected, That the People called Quakers, would be Instrumental by force (with others) to turn out, or overturn the then Government. And that this he spake to Mr. Osgood, &c. p. 10. Margent.
13. Their valuing their own Unwrit Traditions above the Scriptures, p. 12. l. 39.
These we return back, and lay at F. B's door, as being some of his notorious and malicious Lyes and Forgeries, with utter detestation against them, and that false and treacherous Spirit from whence they came; not doubting but the Righteous Judge of All (to whom we ap∣peal against them and it) will plead with him, and rebuke his En∣vy against his Truth and Servants, in whose behalf and vindication I have been, and a constrained to appear.