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Page 116
... occasions, though he had not penned a word of them ; and he constantly deli-
vexed his sermons from his memory, which, he sometimes said, with an amiable
freedom, he continued to do when he grew in years, partly to teach some ...
... occasions, though he had not penned a word of them ; and he constantly deli-
vexed his sermons from his memory, which, he sometimes said, with an amiable
freedom, he continued to do when he grew in years, partly to teach some ...
Page 145
There he was chosen minister of St . James ' s , Garlick - hill , where he continued
about five years . From thence he removed to be lecturer at Mortlake in Surrey ,
being invited thither by the citizens who resided there in the summer . On the ...
There he was chosen minister of St . James ' s , Garlick - hill , where he continued
about five years . From thence he removed to be lecturer at Mortlake in Surrey ,
being invited thither by the citizens who resided there in the summer . On the ...
Page 158
After a short confinement , he tes turned to his family and people , and continued
there till 16451 when he was necessitated to remove , having been frequently
plundered by the king ' s soldiers , and once carried to Salisbury and imprisoned .
After a short confinement , he tes turned to his family and people , and continued
there till 16451 when he was necessitated to remove , having been frequently
plundered by the king ' s soldiers , and once carried to Salisbury and imprisoned .
Page 349
He went to Cambridge at the age of fourteen, and was made M. A. at five years
standing by special favour. The Earl of Kent chose him for tutor to his son. He was
afterwards engaged in the wars. Upon his ejectment he continued in the place ...
He went to Cambridge at the age of fourteen, and was made M. A. at five years
standing by special favour. The Earl of Kent chose him for tutor to his son. He was
afterwards engaged in the wars. Upon his ejectment he continued in the place ...
Page 289
Camb . eldest son of Mr . Edw . Gough , rector of Chiverčl Magna in Wilts , who ,
notwithstanding he was a royalist , being a sober and religious man , was
continued in his living , which was of considerable value , both in the parliament -
times ...
Camb . eldest son of Mr . Edw . Gough , rector of Chiverčl Magna in Wilts , who ,
notwithstanding he was a royalist , being a sober and religious man , was
continued in his living , which was of considerable value , both in the parliament -
times ...
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| Title | The Nonconformist's Memorial: Being an Account of the Lives, Sufferings, and Printed Works, of the Two Thousand Ministers Ejected from the Church of England, Chiefly by the Act of Uniformity, Aug. 24, 1666. ... Volume 1 of The Nonconformist's Memorial: Being an Account of the Lives, Sufferings, and Printed Works, of the Two Thousand Ministers Ejected from the Church of England, Chiefly by the Act of Uniformity, Aug. 24, 1666, Edmund Calamy |
| Author | Edmund Calamy |
| Publisher | Button and son, and T. Hurst, 1802 |
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