A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1750 |
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... Suffering for us , to deliver Sufferings ; to knock off our Shackles , and fet your People at Lib neither Power , nor Policy could effect it . So foon as your Maje Foot upon your English Shore , our Prifon was turned into a Paradi fure ...
... Suffering for us , to deliver Sufferings ; to knock off our Shackles , and fet your People at Lib neither Power , nor Policy could effect it . So foon as your Maje Foot upon your English Shore , our Prifon was turned into a Paradi fure ...
Page 178
... suffered a kind of Martyrdome , in their fufpecting the Original , and covering the Senfe and Meaning thereof with ... Suffering under thofe grand and continued Perfecutions of Truth , Loyalty and Right Reafon , and be forbidden by an ...
... suffered a kind of Martyrdome , in their fufpecting the Original , and covering the Senfe and Meaning thereof with ... Suffering under thofe grand and continued Perfecutions of Truth , Loyalty and Right Reafon , and be forbidden by an ...
Page 324
... suffered to furvive Queen Elizabeth : It is now come to pass , that many of all Orders and Ranks , who pretend themfelves Proteftants , are not only contented that a Popish Prince may be difpenfed with as to his Religion himself , and ...
... suffered to furvive Queen Elizabeth : It is now come to pass , that many of all Orders and Ranks , who pretend themfelves Proteftants , are not only contented that a Popish Prince may be difpenfed with as to his Religion himself , and ...
Page 435
... suffered to difpofe of the Kingdoms of this World , civil Crimes and Rights will be soon called by their proper Names , and we fhall recover our Liberties in a Parlia- mentary Way before Things grow defperate ; it is dangerous , and ...
... suffered to difpofe of the Kingdoms of this World , civil Crimes and Rights will be soon called by their proper Names , and we fhall recover our Liberties in a Parlia- mentary Way before Things grow defperate ; it is dangerous , and ...
Page 471
... suffer themselves to be inftrumental in , will not in the Iffue turn to the Commendation of the Diffen ters Wisdom or their Honefty . Nor is there more Truth in the King's de claring it to have been his conftant Opinion , That ...
... suffer themselves to be inftrumental in , will not in the Iffue turn to the Commendation of the Diffen ters Wisdom or their Honefty . Nor is there more Truth in the King's de claring it to have been his conftant Opinion , That ...
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