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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... fhould stand on a diftin & t bafis , and their jurisdiction be agreeable to the nature of their crimes ; thofe of the church purely fpiritual , and thofe of the state purely civil ; as the king is fupreme in the state , he is also head ...
... fhould stand on a diftin & t bafis , and their jurisdiction be agreeable to the nature of their crimes ; thofe of the church purely fpiritual , and thofe of the state purely civil ; as the king is fupreme in the state , he is also head ...
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... fhould extend to the fetting up popery , or the late hierarchy ; or to the coun- " tenancing any fort of immorality or prophanenefs ; for they earnestly defired , that drunkenness , fwearing , uncleanness , and all acts of prophanenefs ...
... fhould extend to the fetting up popery , or the late hierarchy ; or to the coun- " tenancing any fort of immorality or prophanenefs ; for they earnestly defired , that drunkenness , fwearing , uncleanness , and all acts of prophanenefs ...
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... fhould become vacant by death , of by the poffeffors refufing to take the engagement . The The parliament tried feveral methods to reconcile the pref- byterians to the prefent administration ; perfons were ap- pointed to treat with them ...
... fhould become vacant by death , of by the poffeffors refufing to take the engagement . The The parliament tried feveral methods to reconcile the pref- byterians to the prefent administration ; perfons were ap- pointed to treat with them ...
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... fhould be fequeftered from their ecclefiaftical preferments . ‡ 1 . The prefbyterians fupported themfelves under thefe hard- fhips by their alliance with the Scots , and their hope of a fpeedy alteration of affairs by their affiftance ...
... fhould be fequeftered from their ecclefiaftical preferments . ‡ 1 . The prefbyterians fupported themfelves under thefe hard- fhips by their alliance with the Scots , and their hope of a fpeedy alteration of affairs by their affiftance ...
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... fhould be the established government . And upon the question , whether tithes fhould be continued , it was refolved , that they fhould not be taken away , till an- other maintenance equally large and honourable should be fubftituted in ...
... fhould be the established government . And upon the question , whether tithes fhould be continued , it was refolved , that they fhould not be taken away , till an- other maintenance equally large and honourable should be fubftituted in ...
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