Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... Vane . By them it was passed on to Hazlerigg , who in his turn passed it on to Sir Edward Dering , by whom it was actually moved in the House . As it was finally shaped in Committee , this bill , whilst absolutely abolishing Archbishops ...
... Vane . By them it was passed on to Hazlerigg , who in his turn passed it on to Sir Edward Dering , by whom it was actually moved in the House . As it was finally shaped in Committee , this bill , whilst absolutely abolishing Archbishops ...
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... Vane , who , since Pym's death in the winter of 16/13 , was the most prominent personage amongst the war party at Westminster , had come down to York , at the time of the siege , to urge the generals to consent to the deposition of the ...
... Vane , who , since Pym's death in the winter of 16/13 , was the most prominent personage amongst the war party at Westminster , had come down to York , at the time of the siege , to urge the generals to consent to the deposition of the ...
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... Vane , was one of the few Englishmen who , as yet , championed a system of religious liberty , and he now succeeded in keeping a door open for it by proposing the addition of a few words , declaring that religion was to be reformed in ...
... Vane , was one of the few Englishmen who , as yet , championed a system of religious liberty , and he now succeeded in keeping a door open for it by proposing the addition of a few words , declaring that religion was to be reformed in ...
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... Vane , and was , in the Course of the next few months , advocated by a handful of Independent ministers in the Assembly of divines , and by writers like Roger Williams and Henry Robinson in the press . Like all new doctrines , it made ...
... Vane , and was , in the Course of the next few months , advocated by a handful of Independent ministers in the Assembly of divines , and by writers like Roger Williams and Henry Robinson in the press . Like all new doctrines , it made ...
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... Vane's amendment . The cause of religious liberty appealed to him on practical grounds . How was he to fight the enemy , unless he could choose his officers for their military efficiency , and not for their Pres- byterian opinions ? The ...
... Vane's amendment . The cause of religious liberty appealed to him on practical grounds . How was he to fight the enemy , unless he could choose his officers for their military efficiency , and not for their Pres- byterian opinions ? The ...
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