An Inquiry Into the Evidence Relating to the Charges Brought by Lord Macaulay Against William Penn |
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... reason- able doubt exist that the Mr Penne to whom the letter of Sunderland is addressed was the same George Penne who , at the same time , and in the same county , was employed in negotiat- ing a similar transaction in the case of ...
... reason- able doubt exist that the Mr Penne to whom the letter of Sunderland is addressed was the same George Penne who , at the same time , and in the same county , was employed in negotiat- ing a similar transaction in the case of ...
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... reasons which in his opinion justify him in repeating and giving it currency and authority , it will be well to trace the origin of the charge . We have seen the whole of the evidence - we now come to the history . No cotemporary ...
... reasons which in his opinion justify him in repeating and giving it currency and authority , it will be well to trace the origin of the charge . We have seen the whole of the evidence - we now come to the history . No cotemporary ...
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... to the Religion Established , or for " or by reason of the exercise of religion , in 66 66 66 any manner whatsoever , be immediately sus- pended and the further execution of the 32 66 66 CONDUCT OF THE DISSENTERS . said penal.
... to the Religion Established , or for " or by reason of the exercise of religion , in 66 66 66 any manner whatsoever , be immediately sus- pended and the further execution of the 32 66 66 CONDUCT OF THE DISSENTERS . said penal.
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... reason of his silence , which was because Mr Penn had been himself against putting it out upon so unpopular a prero- gative . " - LAWTON'S Memoir . JANNEY's Life of Penn , p . 300 . 66 66 CONDUCT OF THE DISSENTERS . 33 liament is.
... reason of his silence , which was because Mr Penn had been himself against putting it out upon so unpopular a prero- gative . " - LAWTON'S Memoir . JANNEY's Life of Penn , p . 300 . 66 66 CONDUCT OF THE DISSENTERS . 33 liament is.
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... His application is unsuccessful ; and he is told the reason . By what means can this be tortured into the employment of Penn in " the 1 DIXON'S Life of Penn , p . 21 , edit . 1856 . BISHOP BURNETT : " work of seduction ? " Lord.
... His application is unsuccessful ; and he is told the reason . By what means can this be tortured into the employment of Penn in " the 1 DIXON'S Life of Penn , p . 21 , edit . 1856 . BISHOP BURNETT : " work of seduction ? " Lord.
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