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Page 383
... liberty to CONDEMN , he was unwilling to JUSTIFY . title , and the contents of his sermon , undoubtedly " justified " the King's murderers ; nor can any plausible reason be assigned why Owen " was not at liberty to CONDEMN " such a ...
... liberty to CONDEMN , he was unwilling to JUSTIFY . title , and the contents of his sermon , undoubtedly " justified " the King's murderers ; nor can any plausible reason be assigned why Owen " was not at liberty to CONDEMN " such a ...
Page 384
... liberty of his conscience in the point of Episcopacy and church - government . Nor would they treat a minute with their King , till they had made him acknowledge himself guilty ( as they say ) of all the blood that had been spilt ...
... liberty of his conscience in the point of Episcopacy and church - government . Nor would they treat a minute with their King , till they had made him acknowledge himself guilty ( as they say ) of all the blood that had been spilt ...
Page 389
... liberty . * This " most profane rhetoric . " We assigned Owen his proper station when we placed him ( page 268 , ) by the side of the foreign and native Calvinistic pro- phets . But , it appears , Mr. Orme is chagrined at the very ...
... liberty . * This " most profane rhetoric . " We assigned Owen his proper station when we placed him ( page 268 , ) by the side of the foreign and native Calvinistic pro- phets . But , it appears , Mr. Orme is chagrined at the very ...
Page 391
... liberty and indulgence for their several parties , yet they all professed great zeal for the establishing of the King in his full power . And the major part of the House was of sober and prudent men , who had been long known to be very ...
... liberty and indulgence for their several parties , yet they all professed great zeal for the establishing of the King in his full power . And the major part of the House was of sober and prudent men , who had been long known to be very ...
Page 411
... liberty , which God hath ever indulged his churches in several Kingdoms ? Or if we must have but one confession of faith , and form of worship , & c . in all three Kingdoms , why should not ours of the church of England be thought as ...
... liberty , which God hath ever indulged his churches in several Kingdoms ? Or if we must have but one confession of faith , and form of worship , & c . in all three Kingdoms , why should not ours of the church of England be thought as ...
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