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...the clergy and monks of all denominations, the unrighteous severity and partiality of the Roman laws, and demanded publicly, as their ancestors had done...general council to accomplish that necessary and happy purpose.1" But these complaints and demands were not carried so far as to produce any good effect ;...

...the inordinate feverity and partiality of the Roman laws; and demanded publicly, as their anceftors had done before them, a Reformation of the church,...members, and a general council to accomplish that neceflary and happy purpofe \_b~]. But thefe complaints and demands were not carried fo far as to produce...

...partiality of the Roman laws, and demanded publiclv, as their ancestors had done before them, a re formation of the church, in its head, and in its members, and...general council to accomplish that necessary and happy purpose.1> But these complaints and demands were not carried so far as to produce any good effect ;...

...the clergy and monks of all denominations, the unrighteous severity and partiality of the Roman laws, and demanded publicly, as their ancestors had done...came from persons who never presumed to entertain the least doubt about the supreme authority of the Pope in religious matters, and who, of consequence,...

...the clergy and monks of all denominations, the unrighteous severity and partiality of the Roman laws, and demanded publicly, as their ancestors had done...council to accomplish that necessary and happy purpose. b But these complaints and demands were not earned so far as to produce any good effect; since they...

...clergy and monks of all denominations, the unrighteous severity and^ partiality pf the Roman laws, and demanded publicly, as their ancestors had done...before them, a reformation of the church, in its head, amj in its members, and a general council to accomplish that necessary and happy purpose.1* B,ut fliese...

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...and monks of all denominations, the inordinate severity and partiality cEKT. xvi. of the Roman laws ; and demanded publicly, as their * • ancestors had...council to accomplish that necessary and happy purpose h. But these complaints and demands were not carried so far as to produce any good effect, since they...

...inordinate severity and partiality of the papal laws; and demanded publicly, as their ancestors bad done before them, a reformation of the church in its head and members. But these complaints and demands had not hitherto been carried so far as to produce any good...