The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 6Liberty Classics, 1983 |
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... church was more considerable than over the laity ; so that the subsidies , granted by the convocation , were commonly greater than those which were voted by parliament . The church , there- fore , was not displeased to depart tacitly ...
... church was more considerable than over the laity ; so that the subsidies , granted by the convocation , were commonly greater than those which were voted by parliament . The church , there- fore , was not displeased to depart tacitly ...
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... church were commonly denominated the bishop's cu- rates . The preachers themselves returned in a little time to their former practices , by which they hoped to regain their former do- minion over the minds of men . The conventicles ...
... church were commonly denominated the bishop's cu- rates . The preachers themselves returned in a little time to their former practices , by which they hoped to regain their former do- minion over the minds of men . The conventicles ...
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... churches your majesty's late declaration for liberty of con- science , proceeds neither from any want of duty and obedience to your majesty ( our holy mother , the church of England , being both in her prin- ciples and her constant ...
... churches your majesty's late declaration for liberty of con- science , proceeds neither from any want of duty and obedience to your majesty ( our holy mother , the church of England , being both in her prin- ciples and her constant ...
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