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Page xvii
In the establish ment of congregations they likewise agreed ; but on the divine right of a classical presbytery , a schism was produced . The Independents were honourably distinguished by a spirit of toleration .
In the establish ment of congregations they likewise agreed ; but on the divine right of a classical presbytery , a schism was produced . The Independents were honourably distinguished by a spirit of toleration .
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Hence , in politics , the independents were republicans . ! All these religious and civil plans of govern ; A ment were brought into play , in the xviii INTRODUCTION .
Hence , in politics , the independents were republicans . ! All these religious and civil plans of govern ; A ment were brought into play , in the xviii INTRODUCTION .
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A ment were brought into play , in the course of the contest between the king and commons ; and their connection is sufficiently obvious . The votes of the bishops in the house , and the clergy . throughout the nation , uniformly ...
A ment were brought into play , in the course of the contest between the king and commons ; and their connection is sufficiently obvious . The votes of the bishops in the house , and the clergy . throughout the nation , uniformly ...
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ment upon ourselves of assenting to all that it charges upon us . THE 1 REASON OF CHURCH GOVERNMENT URGZD AGAINST PREL ATY. **** Were it therefore but in this regard , every true bishop should be afraid to conquer in his cause by such ...
ment upon ourselves of assenting to all that it charges upon us . THE 1 REASON OF CHURCH GOVERNMENT URGZD AGAINST PREL ATY. **** Were it therefore but in this regard , every true bishop should be afraid to conquer in his cause by such ...
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... St. Paul comprehends both kinds alike , that is to say , both ceremony and circumstance , under one and the same contemptuous ' name of " weak and beggarly Rudis . 66 > 66 " ments , " Gal . iv . 3 , in Ecclesiastical Causcs . 139.
... St. Paul comprehends both kinds alike , that is to say , both ceremony and circumstance , under one and the same contemptuous ' name of " weak and beggarly Rudis . 66 > 66 " ments , " Gal . iv . 3 , in Ecclesiastical Causcs . 139.
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| Title | Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1 Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, George Burnett |
| Author | John Milton |
| Translated by | George Burnett |
| Publisher | J. Miller, 1809 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Feb 2019 |
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