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Preface; Editor's introduction; A note on the text; Bibliographicalguide; Principal dates; Epistle to the reader; Dedicatory poem; The argumentsof the several chapters; 1. Of government in general, and the originalthereof; 2. Of government in general, and of a community civil; 3. Of anecclesiastical community; 4. Of a commonwealth in general, and power civil;5. Of the manner how civil power is acquired; 6. Of power ecclesiastical; 7.Of the manner of acquiring ecclesiastical power; 8. Of the disposition ofpower civil, and the several forms of government; 9. Of the disposition ofecclesiastical power: and first, whether it be due unto the Bishop of Rome;10. Whether the civil state have any good title to the Power of the Keys; 11.Whether episcopacy be the primary subject of the Power of the Keys; 12.Whether presbytery or presbyters be the primary subject of the Power of theKeys; 13. That the government of the church is not purely democratical, butlike that of a free state, wherein the power is in the whole, not in anypart, which is the author's judgement; 14. Of the extent of a particularchurch; 15. Of subjection in general, and the subjects of a civil state; 16.Of subjects in an ecclesiastical polity; Biographical notes; Index.