Footnotes

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[^7] The marginal summaries have not been included in this Project Gutenberg eText.—DP.

[^7] The summaries in the margins have not been included in this Project Gutenberg eText. (DP)

[^184] The text from which he intended to preach was, Doth thou believe on the Son of God? Jn. ix. 35. See Preface to his Confession of Faith.

[^184] The passage he intended to preach on was, Do you believe in the Son of God? John 9:35. See the Preface to his Confession of Faith.

[^187] Justice Wingate.

[^187] Ibid.

[^187] Same source.

[^191] A right Judas.

[^191] A true Judas.

[^191] Bunyan.

[^210] The Venner insurrection is here referred to.

[^210] This refers to the Venner insurrection.

[^214] Bunyan here refers to a translation of Wickliffe’s doctrine in John Foxe’s Martyrology, a favourite book of his.

[^214] Bunyan refers here to a translation of Wickliffe’s doctrine in John Foxe’s Martyrology, one of his favorite books.

[^219] April 23, 1661.

[^224] ‘Smayed,’ an obsolete contraction of ‘dismayed,’

[^224] ‘Smayed’ is an old shortened form of ‘dismayed,’

[^241] It is an established fact that John Bunyan died on Friday, August 31, 1688. He is recorded to have preached his last sermon on August 19.

[^241] John Bunyan is known to have died on Friday, August 31, 1688. Records show that he preached his last sermon on August 19.

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