Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 84
... prelates , and learned by them from the inquisition to shut us up all again into the breast of a licenser , must needs give cause of doubt and discouragement to all learned and religi- ous men ; who cannot but discern the fineness of ...
... prelates , and learned by them from the inquisition to shut us up all again into the breast of a licenser , must needs give cause of doubt and discouragement to all learned and religi- ous men ; who cannot but discern the fineness of ...
Page 462
... prelates have , that by a natural league of con- sequence make more for the pope than for themselves ; yea , to say more home , are the very womb for a new subantichrist to breed in , if it be not rather the old force and power of the ...
... prelates have , that by a natural league of con- sequence make more for the pope than for themselves ; yea , to say more home , are the very womb for a new subantichrist to breed in , if it be not rather the old force and power of the ...
Page 507
... prelates , both examples past , and our present experience of their doings at this day , whereon is grounded all that hath been said , may suffice to inform us . And if they be such clippers of regal power , and shavers of the laws ...
... prelates , both examples past , and our present experience of their doings at this day , whereon is grounded all that hath been said , may suffice to inform us . And if they be such clippers of regal power , and shavers of the laws ...
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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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