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... Sedition , the pope's friend and advocate . Sedition tells the widow to be silent , or “ I shall cause the pope to curse thee as black as a crow . " He then formally introduces himself : " I am Sedition , that with the Pope will hold ...
... Sedition , the pope's friend and advocate . Sedition tells the widow to be silent , or “ I shall cause the pope to curse thee as black as a crow . " He then formally introduces himself : " I am Sedition , that with the Pope will hold ...
Page 52
... sedition were rife in the monasteries was effective propaganda . Another Romanist practice comes under attack in Bale's association of auricular confession with the work of sedition . Since the dramatist does not enter into the ...
... sedition were rife in the monasteries was effective propaganda . Another Romanist practice comes under attack in Bale's association of auricular confession with the work of sedition . Since the dramatist does not enter into the ...
Page 79
... Sedition's work was accomplished . Sed .: I will tell to you such treason as ensueth— Yet a ghostly father ought not to bewray confession . I. M .: No confession is but ought to discover treason . Sed . I think it may keep all thing ...
... Sedition's work was accomplished . Sed .: I will tell to you such treason as ensueth— Yet a ghostly father ought not to bewray confession . I. M .: No confession is but ought to discover treason . Sed . I think it may keep all thing ...
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