The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Volym 3W. Baynes, 1825 |
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... kingdom could do . " There is nothing here but what is honourable both for the king , for Pace , and for Wakefield . M. Le Grand has made a very particular abstract of this : He says , " Pace designing to flatter his prince's passion ...
... kingdom could do . " There is nothing here but what is honourable both for the king , for Pace , and for Wakefield . M. Le Grand has made a very particular abstract of this : He says , " Pace designing to flatter his prince's passion ...
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... kingdoms , " was then driven on , made it seem a proper time to awaken the nation , by showing both what popery , and what the Reformation was ; by showing the cruelty and falsehood of the former , and what the patience and courage of ...
... kingdoms , " was then driven on , made it seem a proper time to awaken the nation , by showing both what popery , and what the Reformation was ; by showing the cruelty and falsehood of the former , and what the patience and courage of ...
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... kingdom . It was a great part of the business of the council to quicken the persecution everywhere . Letters were writ to the men of quality in the several counties , to assist at the execution of those who suffered for heresy , and to ...
... kingdom . It was a great part of the business of the council to quicken the persecution everywhere . Letters were writ to the men of quality in the several counties , to assist at the execution of those who suffered for heresy , and to ...
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... kingdom . Some were indeed held , upon the progress that Luther's doctrine was beginning to make in France ; and others , during the civil wars , in order to the getting the council of Trent received in France : but now , in the space ...
... kingdom . Some were indeed held , upon the progress that Luther's doctrine was beginning to make in France ; and others , during the civil wars , in order to the getting the council of Trent received in France : but now , in the space ...
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... kingdoms and states , to pardon sins , and to redeem sinners out of the miseries of a future state : and that the character derived from him is so sacred , that , in defiance to sense and reason , a priest , by a few words , can work a ...
... kingdoms and states , to pardon sins , and to redeem sinners out of the miseries of a future state : and that the character derived from him is so sacred , that , in defiance to sense and reason , a priest , by a few words , can work a ...
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