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... Selden , his antagonists resolved also to attack him with his own weapons ; and accordingly numerous answers were poured out by the exasperated champions of the church . But to every answer there might be a reply ; and Selden was not a ...
... Selden , his antagonists resolved also to attack him with his own weapons ; and accordingly numerous answers were poured out by the exasperated champions of the church . But to every answer there might be a reply ; and Selden was not a ...
Page 53
... Selden . It does not appear that the offer was actually made , since Lord Falkland and Sir Edward Hyde persuaded the king , that it would be in vain . Clarendon tells us ... SELDEN . 53 The part which Selden had taken in the argument ...
... Selden . It does not appear that the offer was actually made , since Lord Falkland and Sir Edward Hyde persuaded the king , that it would be in vain . Clarendon tells us ... SELDEN . 53 The part which Selden had taken in the argument ...
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... Selden's disposition . We are told by Calomies , that when Isaac Vossius was sometimes ascending his staircase to pay him a visit , Selden , being engaged in some deep research , would call out to him from his study that he was not at ...
... Selden's disposition . We are told by Calomies , that when Isaac Vossius was sometimes ascending his staircase to pay him a visit , Selden , being engaged in some deep research , would call out to him from his study that he was not at ...
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