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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... common burying places , and fome are taken out of their graves . Their fufferings at Lewes and other places , particularly by fines and diftreffes . A libel publifhed to fix a fligma on this party . The ftory of Mr. Jofiah Baxter . The ...
... common burying places , and fome are taken out of their graves . Their fufferings at Lewes and other places , particularly by fines and diftreffes . A libel publifhed to fix a fligma on this party . The ftory of Mr. Jofiah Baxter . The ...
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... common people being weary of war , and wil- ling to live quiet under any adminiftration , fubmitted to the engagement , as being little more than a promife not to at- tempt the fubverfion of the prefent government , but many of the ...
... common people being weary of war , and wil- ling to live quiet under any adminiftration , fubmitted to the engagement , as being little more than a promife not to at- tempt the fubverfion of the prefent government , but many of the ...
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... common - prayer , & c . fhall be , and are hereby wholly repealed and made void . 66 " And to the end that no prophane or licentious perfons may . take occafion , by the repeal of the faid laws , to neg- " lect the performance of ...
... common - prayer , & c . fhall be , and are hereby wholly repealed and made void . 66 " And to the end that no prophane or licentious perfons may . take occafion , by the repeal of the faid laws , to neg- " lect the performance of ...
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... common fwearers and curfers , " and to be bound over to their good behaviour for three years . The like punishment for women , whofe fines are " to be determined according to their own or their husbands " quality . " < c Auguft 9 , an ...
... common fwearers and curfers , " and to be bound over to their good behaviour for three years . The like punishment for women , whofe fines are " to be determined according to their own or their husbands " quality . " < c Auguft 9 , an ...
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... common forms of speech . Both men and women affected a plain and fimple drefs , dif- tinct from the fashion of the times . They neither gave nor accepted any titles of refpect or honour , nor would they call any man mafter on earth ...
... common forms of speech . Both men and women affected a plain and fimple drefs , dif- tinct from the fashion of the times . They neither gave nor accepted any titles of refpect or honour , nor would they call any man mafter on earth ...
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