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Page xii
... causing them to be printed , having left them in Holland , and that he intends , notwithstanding the College sumons , to goe for Italy this summer . This is all I can say in that affaire . You have herein all our newes . I am Sr. Your ...
... causing them to be printed , having left them in Holland , and that he intends , notwithstanding the College sumons , to goe for Italy this summer . This is all I can say in that affaire . You have herein all our newes . I am Sr. Your ...
Page xxi
... cause of the Parliament , and the bitter personality with which he too frequently advocates his civil and religious ... caused by the heat of conflicting politics , and when the judgment is no longer influenced by the animosities of ...
... cause of the Parliament , and the bitter personality with which he too frequently advocates his civil and religious ... caused by the heat of conflicting politics , and when the judgment is no longer influenced by the animosities of ...
Page xxvi
... cause of Protestantism appeared to be so firmly established , as to stand in no need of his services . He professed to employ his pen , as we learn from his own testimony , " only where , in his judgment , the good of his country or the ...
... cause of Protestantism appeared to be so firmly established , as to stand in no need of his services . He professed to employ his pen , as we learn from his own testimony , " only where , in his judgment , the good of his country or the ...
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... causes , the truth was sometimes as strenuously opposed as if it had been an error or a heresy - while errors and heresies were substi- tuted for the truth , and valued rather from deference to cus- tom and the spirit of party than from ...
... causes , the truth was sometimes as strenuously opposed as if it had been an error or a heresy - while errors and heresies were substi- tuted for the truth , and valued rather from deference to cus- tom and the spirit of party than from ...
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... Papist only ; he the only heretic who counts all heretics but himself . Treatise of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical Causes . Prose Works , II . 528 . be stronger in proportion to the weight and importance of 6 DEDICATION .
... Papist only ; he the only heretic who counts all heretics but himself . Treatise of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical Causes . Prose Works , II . 528 . be stronger in proportion to the weight and importance of 6 DEDICATION .
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