 | Clarendon, Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1717 - 388 trang
...Incapacities of the Perfons that were put in. The Omnipotence of an Ordinance of Parliament, con&rm'd all that was this way done; and there was no farther contending againft it. I т might reafonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous depopulation, would even extirpate... | |
 | Thomas Salmon - 1744 - 504 trang
...fuch other of the fame Leaven in the Fellowfhips and Scholars Places, of thofe whom they had expell'd, without any Regard to the Statutes of the feveral...done; and there was no farther contending againft it." <' c' It It might reafonably be concluded, that this wild and barbarous Depopulation would even extirpate... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1807 - 590 trang
...incapacities of the perfons that were put in. The omnipotence of an ordinance of Parliament confirmed all that was this way done ; and there was no farther...reafonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous barbarous depopulation would even extirpate all that learning, religion, and loyalty, which had fo... | |
 | Edward Hyde (1st earl of Clarendon.) - 1807 - 588 trang
...incapacities of the perfons that were put in. The omnipotence of an ordinance of Parliament confirmed all that was this way done ; and there was no farther contending againft lfc',. i It might reafonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even extirpate... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1826 - 572 trang
...incapacities of the persons that were put in. f The omnipotence of an ordinance of parliament confirmed all that was this way done ; and there was no farther contending against it. It might reasonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even extirpate... | |
 | William Laud - 1839 - 584 trang
...incapacities of the persons that were put in. The omnipotence of an ordinance of Parliament confirmed all that was this way done; and there was no farther contending against it. It might reasonably be concluded, that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even... | |
 | John James Tayler - 1845 - 616 trang
...Pembroke was made Chancellor — Cla2 A 5 rendon observes i — " It might reasonably be coneluded, that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even...all that learning, religion and loyalty, which had so eminently nourished there ; and that the succeeding illhusbandry and unskilful cultivation, would... | |
 | Robert Sanderson - 1851 - 360 trang
...incapacities of the persons that were put in. The omnipotence of an ordinance of Parliament confirmed all that was this way done; and there was no farther contending against it." The Declaration here referred to passed the Convocation unanimously, June 1, (os) 1647,... | |
 | John Walker - 1863 - 422 trang
...their evil work was not destined to endure. " It might reasonably be concluded," says Lord Clarendon, " that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even...all that learning, religion, and loyalty, which had so eminently flourished there ; and that the succeeding ill-husbandry and unskilful cultivation would... | |
 | Bernard William Henderson - 1899 - 348 trang
...they themselves had known it, spite of (or by reason of) their own expulsion : " It might reasonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous depopulation...all that learning, religion, and loyalty, which had so eminently flourished there, and that the exceeding ill husbandry and unskilled cultivation would... | |
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It might reasonably be concluded that this wild and barbarous depopulation would even extirpate all that learning, religion, and loyalty which had so eminently flourished there; and that the succeeding... 
