Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 349
... follows , that by so many acts of hostility com- mitted against the English in these parts , and which first began on his side , and have been continued from the very time of the last concluded treaty , as was formerly observed , to ...
... follows , that by so many acts of hostility com- mitted against the English in these parts , and which first began on his side , and have been continued from the very time of the last concluded treaty , as was formerly observed , to ...
Page 510
... follows , that no true protestant can per- secute , or not tolerate , his fellow - protestant , though dissenting from him in some opinions , but he must flatly deny and re- nounce these two his own main principles , whereon true reli ...
... follows , that no true protestant can per- secute , or not tolerate , his fellow - protestant , though dissenting from him in some opinions , but he must flatly deny and re- nounce these two his own main principles , whereon true reli ...
Page 523
... follow much rather than any law of man , as not only his word everywhere bids us , but the very dictate of reason ... follows clearly , that no man or body of men in these times can be the infallible judges or determiners in matters of ...
... follow much rather than any law of man , as not only his word everywhere bids us , but the very dictate of reason ... follows clearly , that no man or body of men in these times can be the infallible judges or determiners in matters of ...
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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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