The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... Church of Eng- land from its birth ; and , explaining the causes of what he deemed to be its imperfect separation from that of Rome and its halting at a distance behind the other reformed churches , he pays no great respect to the ...
... Church of Eng- land from its birth ; and , explaining the causes of what he deemed to be its imperfect separation from that of Rome and its halting at a distance behind the other reformed churches , he pays no great respect to the ...
Page 163
... Church , from its first construction by the Apostles , was a fact which could not be denied ; but while this officer was asserted by one party to have been nothing more than the president of the assembly of elders , he was affirmed by ...
... Church , from its first construction by the Apostles , was a fact which could not be denied ; but while this officer was asserted by one party to have been nothing more than the president of the assembly of elders , he was affirmed by ...
Page 252
... Church of England , than that it was done ( according to the Apostle's defense , Acts xxiv . 18 , ) neither with multitude , nor with tumult , ' but legally and orderly , and by those whom I conceive to have only the re- forming power ...
... Church of England , than that it was done ( according to the Apostle's defense , Acts xxiv . 18 , ) neither with multitude , nor with tumult , ' but legally and orderly , and by those whom I conceive to have only the re- forming power ...
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