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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... themselves . If Chrift had appointed an infallible judge upon earth ; or men were to be determined by an implicit faith in their fuperiors , there would be an end of fuch differences ; but all the engines of human policy that have been ...
... themselves . If Chrift had appointed an infallible judge upon earth ; or men were to be determined by an implicit faith in their fuperiors , there would be an end of fuch differences ; but all the engines of human policy that have been ...
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... themselves of the declaration of indulgence ; procure the release of their friends in prifon , and affift the other dif- fenters . A generous declaration of George Whitehead . Sir Orlando Bridgeman's generofity . The quakers a bulwark ...
... themselves of the declaration of indulgence ; procure the release of their friends in prifon , and affift the other dif- fenters . A generous declaration of George Whitehead . Sir Orlando Bridgeman's generofity . The quakers a bulwark ...
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... themselves , that new reprefentatives might be chofen . + According to Whitlocke , who gives their names , the council confifted of thirty - eight perfons only . ED . * On which a man of wit observed , " that God and the commonwealth ...
... themselves , that new reprefentatives might be chofen . + According to Whitlocke , who gives their names , the council confifted of thirty - eight perfons only . ED . * On which a man of wit observed , " that God and the commonwealth ...
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... themselves by wear- ing fomething white in their hats ; which Cromwell having fome intelligence of beforehand , commanded two regiments of horse who were not in the secret , to furround one of the regiments of foot ; and having ...
... themselves by wear- ing fomething white in their hats ; which Cromwell having fome intelligence of beforehand , commanded two regiments of horse who were not in the secret , to furround one of the regiments of foot ; and having ...
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... themselves they were foon driven out of all the ftrong holds of the king- dom , and forced to fubmit to the mercy of the conqueror . All who had borne arms in the late infurrection , were shipped away into France , Spain , or Flanders ...
... themselves they were foon driven out of all the ftrong holds of the king- dom , and forced to fubmit to the mercy of the conqueror . All who had borne arms in the late infurrection , were shipped away into France , Spain , or Flanders ...
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