Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page xii
... authority , the nation was convinced that it was his deliberate purpose to establish an uncontrouled power in the crown . The parliament magnanimously de- termined therefore , with steady resolution , to defend their privileges and the ...
... authority , the nation was convinced that it was his deliberate purpose to establish an uncontrouled power in the crown . The parliament magnanimously de- termined therefore , with steady resolution , to defend their privileges and the ...
Page xiii
... authority in the higher churchmen , Charles hoped to manage the church and through her the nation : and the court of star - chamber and high - commission were ready to punish both clergy and laity who refused compliance , in the ...
... authority in the higher churchmen , Charles hoped to manage the church and through her the nation : and the court of star - chamber and high - commission were ready to punish both clergy and laity who refused compliance , in the ...
Page xv
... authority ; they had the same opulence and splendour , and consequently obtained the same consideration . The same subordination too united its clergy into one body , enabling them to act with unanimity and vigour . Again ; when the ...
... authority ; they had the same opulence and splendour , and consequently obtained the same consideration . The same subordination too united its clergy into one body , enabling them to act with unanimity and vigour . Again ; when the ...
Page xvi
... authority but what he derived from the duties of his office an authority which he owed not to the patronage of men in power , but to a charac- ter and conduct which recommended him to his flock . Hence his interests and feelings became ...
... authority but what he derived from the duties of his office an authority which he owed not to the patronage of men in power , but to a charac- ter and conduct which recommended him to his flock . Hence his interests and feelings became ...
Page xxvii
... authority in ecclesiasti cal matters , than the boy who rubs my horse's heels . " The friends of the constitution , who must necessarily condemn the arbitrary measures : of Charles , must also reprobate the conduct of the bishops in ...
... authority in ecclesiasti cal matters , than the boy who rubs my horse's heels . " The friends of the constitution , who must necessarily condemn the arbitrary measures : of Charles , must also reprobate the conduct of the bishops in ...
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