Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
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... less direct way , to impose silence on Puritan ministers . Other members of Parliament had striven to oppose the ecclesiasticalism of the Court by the intolerant assertion that Calvinism alone was to be preached . Cromwell did nothing ...
... less direct way , to impose silence on Puritan ministers . Other members of Parliament had striven to oppose the ecclesiasticalism of the Court by the intolerant assertion that Calvinism alone was to be preached . Cromwell did nothing ...
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... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
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... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
... less solicitous for the spiritual than for the temporal welfare of his neighbours . Many Puritans were at this time attempting to lessen the influence of the beneficed clergy , who were , in many places , opposed to them , by raising ...
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... less than eighteen committees in the early part of the sittings of the Parliament shows that he had acquired a position which he could never have reached merely through his cousinship with Hampden and St. John . That he concurred in the ...
... less than eighteen committees in the early part of the sittings of the Parliament shows that he had acquired a position which he could never have reached merely through his cousinship with Hampden and St. John . That he concurred in the ...
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