A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volumen3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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... first Difference between the King and the English Parliament did not refpect Religion , but Civil Property ; nor were the Majority of the House Puritans , but true Church Proteftants , and Englishmen ; who ftood upon the Rights of the ...
... first Difference between the King and the English Parliament did not refpect Religion , but Civil Property ; nor were the Majority of the House Puritans , but true Church Proteftants , and Englishmen ; who ftood upon the Rights of the ...
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... First , " First , That this Doctrine of abfolute , paffive A Fourth Collection of TRA C T S.
... First , " First , That this Doctrine of abfolute , paffive A Fourth Collection of TRA C T S.
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... first Proteftant Head that ever the Church of England bad . After this , the Gofpellers , that is , the Church of England Proteftants of Suffolk , having fome Senfe of Injury done to the Princefs Mary , and willing to have the ...
... first Proteftant Head that ever the Church of England bad . After this , the Gofpellers , that is , the Church of England Proteftants of Suffolk , having fome Senfe of Injury done to the Princefs Mary , and willing to have the ...
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... First , First , That Paffive Obedience was ever a Principle of A Fourth Collection of T R ACT S. 17.
... First , First , That Paffive Obedience was ever a Principle of A Fourth Collection of T R ACT S. 17.
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... First , By reprefenting us a weak , irrefolute People in ourselves , that knew not how to manage our own Strength and Wealth , they gave our Neighbours and Allies Courage to prefume upon us , and to interpofe in our Affairs , and to ...
... First , By reprefenting us a weak , irrefolute People in ourselves , that knew not how to manage our own Strength and Wealth , they gave our Neighbours and Allies Courage to prefume upon us , and to interpofe in our Affairs , and to ...
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