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Thanks be to God , His Majesty is so Just and Gracious a Prince , as instead of
readily credicing ill Stories of us , to give us Opportunities for the clearing of our
Innocence : And very willingly Condescends , Audire alteram Partem , to the ...
Thanks be to God , His Majesty is so Just and Gracious a Prince , as instead of
readily credicing ill Stories of us , to give us Opportunities for the clearing of our
Innocence : And very willingly Condescends , Audire alteram Partem , to the ...
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By Miles Barne , D . D . Chaplain in Ordinary to His MAJESTY , and Fellow of St .
Peter ' s College , 9 The Fourth Edition : Publish ' d by Authority . : : LONDON ,
Printed for R . Royston , Bookseller to the King ' s most Excellent MAJESTY .
By Miles Barne , D . D . Chaplain in Ordinary to His MAJESTY , and Fellow of St .
Peter ' s College , 9 The Fourth Edition : Publish ' d by Authority . : : LONDON ,
Printed for R . Royston , Bookseller to the King ' s most Excellent MAJESTY .
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Since all along His Majesty ' s Mercifull , Peacefull and God - like Reign , thefe
Ungratefull Vipers have been warm ' d with the Sunshine of His Favours , some of
them received into places of Trust and Dignity , and they have not yet Repented ?
Since all along His Majesty ' s Mercifull , Peacefull and God - like Reign , thefe
Ungratefull Vipers have been warm ' d with the Sunshine of His Favours , some of
them received into places of Trust and Dignity , and they have not yet Repented ?
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is the Thirtieth year since the birth of his sacred Majesty ; the people , as then for
David , now u• nanimously appearing and joyfully receiving our gracious Sover
aign into his Royal City . Fifteenthly , David aged seventy years dieth , and
leaveth ...
is the Thirtieth year since the birth of his sacred Majesty ; the people , as then for
David , now u• nanimously appearing and joyfully receiving our gracious Sover
aign into his Royal City . Fifteenthly , David aged seventy years dieth , and
leaveth ...
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... wherever it happens to be establish ' d ; then the Name and Memory of another
of our Monarchs , CHARLES the i . the Royal Grand - Father of Her present
Majesty , doth loudly call for a most Honourable place in the Everlasting Records
of ...
... wherever it happens to be establish ' d ; then the Name and Memory of another
of our Monarchs , CHARLES the i . the Royal Grand - Father of Her present
Majesty , doth loudly call for a most Honourable place in the Everlasting Records
of ...
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| Title | Sermons, Various and Rare ... Sermons, Various and Rare |
| Published | 1685 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2007 |
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