Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 521
... civil and ecclesiastical , recom- mending civil only to your proper care ; ecclesiastical , to them only from whom it takes both that name and nature . Yet not for this cause only do I require or trust to find acceptance , but in a ...
... civil and ecclesiastical , recom- mending civil only to your proper care ; ecclesiastical , to them only from whom it takes both that name and nature . Yet not for this cause only do I require or trust to find acceptance , but in a ...
Page 526
... civil magistrates authority to use force where they can . much less judge ; unless they mean only to be the civil execu- tioners of them who have no civil power to give them such commission , no , nor yet ecclesiastical , to any force ...
... civil magistrates authority to use force where they can . much less judge ; unless they mean only to be the civil execu- tioners of them who have no civil power to give them such commission , no , nor yet ecclesiastical , to any force ...
Page 533
... civil , and , except in Rome , by a foreign , power : justly therefore to be suspected , not tole- rated , by the ... civil magistrate to use force in matters of religion ; which is , because to judge in those things , though we should ...
... civil , and , except in Rome , by a foreign , power : justly therefore to be suspected , not tole- rated , by the ... civil magistrate to use force in matters of religion ; which is , because to judge in those things , though we should ...
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proving that | 1 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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