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Page 49
... episcopacy have yoked monarchy , it is the insolence of the persons , not the fault of the calling . Answ . It was the fault of the persons , and of no calling : we do not count prelaty a calling . Remonst . The testimony of a pope ...
... episcopacy have yoked monarchy , it is the insolence of the persons , not the fault of the calling . Answ . It was the fault of the persons , and of no calling : we do not count prelaty a calling . Remonst . The testimony of a pope ...
Page 50
... episcopacy . Answ . See the frowardness of this man ! he would persuade us that the succession and divine right of bishopdom hath been unquestionable through all ages ; yet , when they bring against him kings , they were irreligious ...
... episcopacy . Answ . See the frowardness of this man ! he would persuade us that the succession and divine right of bishopdom hath been unquestionable through all ages ; yet , when they bring against him kings , they were irreligious ...
Page 52
... episcopacy . Answ . The overflow being past , you cannot now in your own judgment impute any bitterness to their following dis- courses . Remonst . Dr. Hall , whom you name I dare say for ho- nour's sake . Answ . You are a merry man ...
... episcopacy . Answ . The overflow being past , you cannot now in your own judgment impute any bitterness to their following dis- courses . Remonst . Dr. Hall , whom you name I dare say for ho- nour's sake . Answ . You are a merry man ...
Page 63
... episcopacy abroad , are either weak or factious persons . He will tell you that this axiom contains a distribution , and that all such axioms are general ; and lastly , that the distribution in which any part is wanting , or abundant ...
... episcopacy abroad , are either weak or factious persons . He will tell you that this axiom contains a distribution , and that all such axioms are general ; and lastly , that the distribution in which any part is wanting , or abundant ...
Page 64
... episcopacy , as boding confusion to it . Remonst . I am still , and shall ever be thus self - confounded , as confidently to say , that he is no peaceable and right - affected son of the church of England , that doth not wish well to ...
... episcopacy , as boding confusion to it . Remonst . I am still , and shall ever be thus self - confounded , as confidently to say , that he is no peaceable and right - affected son of the church of England , that doth not wish well to ...
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