The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... person should sit in either House of Parliament without solemnly abjuring the doctrine of transubstantiation . That the King should wish to ob- tain for the Church to which he belonged a complete toleration was natural and right ; nor ...
... person should sit in either House of Parliament without solemnly abjuring the doctrine of transubstantiation . That the King should wish to ob- tain for the Church to which he belonged a complete toleration was natural and right ; nor ...
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... persons inclined by their judgment and by their temper to tole- ration , those persons were Tillotson and Locke . Yet Tillotson , whose indulgence for various kinds of schis- matics and heretics brought on him the reproach of heterodoxy ...
... persons inclined by their judgment and by their temper to tole- ration , those persons were Tillotson and Locke . Yet Tillotson , whose indulgence for various kinds of schis- matics and heretics brought on him the reproach of heterodoxy ...
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... person who had been fortunate enough to get a good seat was willing to lose it . Nevertheless , to the dismay of the ministers , many persons on whose votes the court had absolutely depended were seen moving towards the door . Among ...
... person who had been fortunate enough to get a good seat was willing to lose it . Nevertheless , to the dismay of the ministers , many persons on whose votes the court had absolutely depended were seen moving towards the door . Among ...
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... person who made it . In Halifax's Letter to a Dissenter will be found a remarkable allusion to this dis- cussion . † Wood , Ath . Ox . ; Gooch's Fu- neral Sermon on Bishop Compton . * VI . 1685 . Mordaunt . One of the 32 HISTORY OF ...
... person who made it . In Halifax's Letter to a Dissenter will be found a remarkable allusion to this dis- cussion . † Wood , Ath . Ox . ; Gooch's Fu- neral Sermon on Bishop Compton . * VI . 1685 . Mordaunt . One of the 32 HISTORY OF ...
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... persons who were bound by strong ties of interest to the court . Nevertheless , Delamere had some great advantages over the humbler culprits who had been arraigned at the Old Bailey . There the jurymen , violent partisans , taken for a ...
... persons who were bound by strong ties of interest to the court . Nevertheless , Delamere had some great advantages over the humbler culprits who had been arraigned at the Old Bailey . There the jurymen , violent partisans , taken for a ...
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