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The logical result of such doctrines was , of course , antagonistic to the Protestant
succession ; but all those who held them were not prepared to follow out their
principles to the logical result . There were undoubtedly many , who , without
going ...
The logical result of such doctrines was , of course , antagonistic to the Protestant
succession ; but all those who held them were not prepared to follow out their
principles to the logical result . There were undoubtedly many , who , without
going ...
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As to the multitude of swearers , that There is , of course , a marked distinction
between the oath of allegiance and the oath of abjuration . Many persons couid
have conscientiously taken the former who could not with any consistency take
the ...
As to the multitude of swearers , that There is , of course , a marked distinction
between the oath of allegiance and the oath of abjuration . Many persons couid
have conscientiously taken the former who could not with any consistency take
the ...
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... the course he meant to adopt . But to return to Law . How his letter was
received in Northamptonshire is not known . His mother , for whom he showed so
touching and tender a concern , had not long lost her husband , whose epitaph is
still to ...
... the course he meant to adopt . But to return to Law . How his letter was
received in Northamptonshire is not known . His mother , for whom he showed so
touching and tender a concern , had not long lost her husband , whose epitaph is
still to ...
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Law himself , a few months before his death , alluded incidentally , in the course
of conversation , to a time when he was ' curate in London . ' ' Byrom twice ?
mentions the report ; once on the authority of a Mr. Rivington , who , however ,
threw ...
Law himself , a few months before his death , alluded incidentally , in the course
of conversation , to a time when he was ' curate in London . ' ' Byrom twice ?
mentions the report ; once on the authority of a Mr. Rivington , who , however ,
threw ...
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Of course , if Law persisted in refusing the oaths , he could not have held any
preferment ; and Dr . Sherlock , then Dean of Chichester , if he knew Law ' s
character at all , must have been aware that he might as well try to persuade his ...
Of course , if Law persisted in refusing the oaths , he could not have held any
preferment ; and Dr . Sherlock , then Dean of Chichester , if he knew Law ' s
character at all , must have been aware that he might as well try to persuade his ...
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| Título | William Law, Nonjuror and Mystic: ... a Sketch of His Life, Character, and Opinions |
| Autor | John Henry Overton |
| Editor | Longmans, Green, 1881 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Oct. 2006 |
| Largo | 462 páginas |
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