The History of the Puritans, Or, Protestant Non-conformists: From the Reformation to the Death of Quenn Elizabeth : with an Account of Their Principles; Their Attempts for a Further Reformation in the Church; Their Sufferings; and the Lives and Characters of Their Most Considerable Divines, Volumen 4R. Cruttwell ; and sold by C. Dilly ... and J. Johnson ... ; and J. Lloyd, 1796 |
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... brought in by a treaty , the fucceeding parlia- ment would have fet it aside . On the other hand , nothing can be more notorious than the deep hypocrify of gene- ral Monk , and the folemn affurances given by the bishops and other ...
... brought in by a treaty , the fucceeding parlia- ment would have fet it aside . On the other hand , nothing can be more notorious than the deep hypocrify of gene- ral Monk , and the folemn affurances given by the bishops and other ...
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... brought upon the nation by confent of parliament , might be introduced under the wing of the prerogative ; but the Roman catholicks , not fatisfied with the flow proceedings of a difguifed Proteftant , or appre- hending that the ...
... brought upon the nation by confent of parliament , might be introduced under the wing of the prerogative ; but the Roman catholicks , not fatisfied with the flow proceedings of a difguifed Proteftant , or appre- hending that the ...
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... brought on the christian name , and on the genuine principles of a protestant church . 2dly . All parties of chriftians , when in power , have been guilty of perfecution for confcience fake . The annals of the church are a moft ...
... brought on the christian name , and on the genuine principles of a protestant church . 2dly . All parties of chriftians , when in power , have been guilty of perfecution for confcience fake . The annals of the church are a moft ...
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... the king's judges . Trials of colonel Lambert and Sir H.Vane . Execution of Sir H. Vane . The act of uniformity brought into parliament and paffed . An abaract Sale of of it . Remarks . Terms of conformity . Higher XX THE CONTENTS .
... the king's judges . Trials of colonel Lambert and Sir H.Vane . Execution of Sir H. Vane . The act of uniformity brought into parliament and paffed . An abaract Sale of of it . Remarks . Terms of conformity . Higher XX THE CONTENTS .
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... brought into the houfe . Debates about it . It receives the royal affent . The act itself . Remarks . Summary of the penal laws . Confequences of them . The duke of York's fecond marriage . Further fruitlefs attempts for a comprehenfion ...
... brought into the houfe . Debates about it . It receives the royal affent . The act itself . Remarks . Summary of the penal laws . Confequences of them . The duke of York's fecond marriage . Further fruitlefs attempts for a comprehenfion ...
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