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... later day . The diarist Evelyn , that ardent Royalist , notes a visit he paid during the Commonwealth to his old college , Balliol , then under a Puritan dispensation : They made me ' , he says , extraordinarily welcome . ' In the arid ...
... later day . The diarist Evelyn , that ardent Royalist , notes a visit he paid during the Commonwealth to his old college , Balliol , then under a Puritan dispensation : They made me ' , he says , extraordinarily welcome . ' In the arid ...
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... later the Tory , spirit . The Tudors launched their Reformation not according to the pure word of God , or at the inspiration of a Luther , but rather by piece- meal legislation , by preserving all they could of Rome The Genesis of the ...
... later the Tory , spirit . The Tudors launched their Reformation not according to the pure word of God , or at the inspiration of a Luther , but rather by piece- meal legislation , by preserving all they could of Rome The Genesis of the ...
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... later party divisions , it is essential to remember that this theory was more than one generation in taking shape , let alone in winning acceptance . This royal , political , and legal scheme was but the shell of the building , and to ...
... later party divisions , it is essential to remember that this theory was more than one generation in taking shape , let alone in winning acceptance . This royal , political , and legal scheme was but the shell of the building , and to ...
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... later life a Marian exile , had been drawn from the Gospel , but they were none the less heresy to the new class of English land- owner . The Edwardian Bishop Ponet had , like George Buchanan or Duplessis - Mornay , defended the ...
... later life a Marian exile , had been drawn from the Gospel , but they were none the less heresy to the new class of English land- owner . The Edwardian Bishop Ponet had , like George Buchanan or Duplessis - Mornay , defended the ...
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... later , Finch capped the argument in fatal words : Acts of Parliament may take away flowers and ornaments of the Crown , but not the Crown itself : . . . they are void acts of Parliament : . . . no acts of Parliament make any difference ...
... later , Finch capped the argument in fatal words : Acts of Parliament may take away flowers and ornaments of the Crown , but not the Crown itself : . . . they are void acts of Parliament : . . . no acts of Parliament make any difference ...
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