The Lives of the Puritans: Containing a Biographical Account of Those Divines who Distinguished Themselves in the Cause of Religious Liberty, from the Reformation Under Queen Elizabeth, to the Act of Uniformity in 1662, 第 1 卷J. Black, 1813 - 18 頁 |
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... favoured with the use of many large manuscript collections , a list of which will be found at the close of the Appendix . From these rare docu- ments he has been enabled to present to the public a great variety of most interesting and ...
... favoured with the use of many large manuscript collections , a list of which will be found at the close of the Appendix . From these rare docu- ments he has been enabled to present to the public a great variety of most interesting and ...
第 xxiv 頁
... favoured him with the use of books and other materials for the work ; and , under a deep sense of his multiplied obligations , he now requests them to accept his most grateful acknowledgments . * He desires particularly to express his ...
... favoured him with the use of books and other materials for the work ; and , under a deep sense of his multiplied obligations , he now requests them to accept his most grateful acknowledgments . * He desires particularly to express his ...
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... favour , they succeeded according to their wishes . + Upon the approach of these severities , Mr. Whittingham wrote a long and pressing letter to the Earl of Leicester , warmly urging him to interpose with the queen , to hinder their ...
... favour , they succeeded according to their wishes . + Upon the approach of these severities , Mr. Whittingham wrote a long and pressing letter to the Earl of Leicester , warmly urging him to interpose with the queen , to hinder their ...
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... favour of you prelates , as your Head and Master com- mandeth every one of his members to shew to all others . We expect to receive your gentleness , not only because you fear to offend God's majesty , by troubling your brethren with ...
... favour of you prelates , as your Head and Master com- mandeth every one of his members to shew to all others . We expect to receive your gentleness , not only because you fear to offend God's majesty , by troubling your brethren with ...
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... favour and indulgence were shewn to the puritans , during this year ; and refers to the words of Mr. Strype , saying , " That they were as gently treated as might be ; no kind of brotherly persuasion omitted towards them ; and most of ...
... favour and indulgence were shewn to the puritans , during this year ; and refers to the words of Mr. Strype , saying , " That they were as gently treated as might be ; no kind of brotherly persuasion omitted towards them ; and most of ...
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