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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... majesty's pleasure , that the rites and ceremonies of the church should be reformed by the RULES OF SCRIPTURE , and that nothing should be maintained which did not rest on that authority ; for it was absurd , since the scriptures were ...
... majesty's pleasure , that the rites and ceremonies of the church should be reformed by the RULES OF SCRIPTURE , and that nothing should be maintained which did not rest on that authority ; for it was absurd , since the scriptures were ...
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... majesty's 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 ...
... majesty's 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 ...
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... majesty's privy council : as , the Earls of Bed- ford , Warwick , and Leicester , Sir Francis Knollys , Sir William Cecil , and many others . All these were the constant friends of the puritans , and used their power and influence to ...
... majesty's privy council : as , the Earls of Bed- ford , Warwick , and Leicester , Sir Francis Knollys , Sir William Cecil , and many others . All these were the constant friends of the puritans , and used their power and influence to ...
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... majesty shall seem meet , a perfect redress of the same may be obtained ; by which the number of your majesty's faithful subjects will be increased , popery will be destroyed , the glory of God will be promoted , and your majesty's ...
... majesty shall seem meet , a perfect redress of the same may be obtained ; by which the number of your majesty's faithful subjects will be increased , popery will be destroyed , the glory of God will be promoted , and your majesty's ...
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... majesty's prerogative , the commons quietly and tamely complied , and their efforts came to nothing . In the mean time , the bishops stuck close to the canonical discipline ; enforced conformity with the utmost rigour ; and , according ...
... majesty's prerogative , the commons quietly and tamely complied , and their efforts came to nothing . In the mean time , the bishops stuck close to the canonical discipline ; enforced conformity with the utmost rigour ; and , according ...
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