Oliver CromwellGoupil, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... majority of the laity . By the end of her reign she had succeeded in establishing that special form of ecclesiastical government which she favoured . Yet though the clergy had ceased to cry out for the supersession of episcopacy by the ...
... majority of the laity . By the end of her reign she had succeeded in establishing that special form of ecclesiastical government which she favoured . Yet though the clergy had ceased to cry out for the supersession of episcopacy by the ...
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... majority . As a matter of fact , this had not been the attitude of Charles's Bishops . Appointed by the Crown , and chosen out of one party only —and that the party of the minority amongst the clergy and the religious laity they had ...
... majority . As a matter of fact , this had not been the attitude of Charles's Bishops . Appointed by the Crown , and chosen out of one party only —and that the party of the minority amongst the clergy and the religious laity they had ...
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... majority of the Commons , it was Cromwell who moved for a conference with the Lords on the subject , the subject , and who , a few days later , asked for another conference , in which the Lords should be asked to join in a vote giving ...
... majority of the Commons , it was Cromwell who moved for a conference with the Lords on the subject , the subject , and who , a few days later , asked for another conference , in which the Lords should be asked to join in a vote giving ...
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... when the great debate was over late in the night , after the division had been taken which gave a majority of eleven to the supporters of the Remonstrance , GROUP OF FIVE MINIATURES . ( At top ) JOHN 16 OLIVER CROMWELL .
... when the great debate was over late in the night , after the division had been taken which gave a majority of eleven to the supporters of the Remonstrance , GROUP OF FIVE MINIATURES . ( At top ) JOHN 16 OLIVER CROMWELL .
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... majority of Englishmen to be redolent of anarchy . The freedom from restraint which every revolution brings , together with the habit of looking to the Bible as verbally inspired , had led to the growth of sects upholding doctrines ...
... majority of Englishmen to be redolent of anarchy . The freedom from restraint which every revolution brings , together with the habit of looking to the Bible as verbally inspired , had led to the growth of sects upholding doctrines ...
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