The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall, D.D., Sometime Lord Archbishop of Armagh, Primate and Metropolitan of All Ireland, Volume 3J.H. Parker, 1844 - Theology |
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... taken my informa- tion respecting them ; and a few iso- lated facts relating to the other sees , have been borrowed from different printed sources , county histories , and books of the kind . The information from the Norwich Registers ...
... taken my informa- tion respecting them ; and a few iso- lated facts relating to the other sees , have been borrowed from different printed sources , county histories , and books of the kind . The information from the Norwich Registers ...
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... taken place in the year 1536 , unless on March 19 ; at which time , as it appears , Barlow was certainly in Scotland : and if it is asked , why , when Barlow did pay a visit to London in the month of April , his consecration , if he was ...
... taken place in the year 1536 , unless on March 19 ; at which time , as it appears , Barlow was certainly in Scotland : and if it is asked , why , when Barlow did pay a visit to London in the month of April , his consecration , if he was ...
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... taken place , no negative conclusion whatever can be drawn . Such a Register is good evidence for what it contains ; it is no evidence at all against that which it simply omits . Upon the whole , then , as the case stands , the Register ...
... taken place , no negative conclusion whatever can be drawn . Such a Register is good evidence for what it contains ; it is no evidence at all against that which it simply omits . Upon the whole , then , as the case stands , the Register ...
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John Bramhall. ( date apart ) a fact to be taken for granted unless disproved , appears to be not only perfectly consistent with every existing document connected with the subject , so that no difficulty lies in the way of admitting its ...
John Bramhall. ( date apart ) a fact to be taken for granted unless disproved , appears to be not only perfectly consistent with every existing document connected with the subject , so that no difficulty lies in the way of admitting its ...
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... taken place Dec. 3 , and his inthronization Dec. 6 , 1531 ; while a commission to consecrate him , dated Nov. 27 , 1531 , is quoted by Abp . Wake ( fragm . of a letter , in the Pr . Barlow ) during Cranmer's primacy ( 1533-1553 ) , as ...
... taken place Dec. 3 , and his inthronization Dec. 6 , 1531 ; while a commission to consecrate him , dated Nov. 27 , 1531 , is quoted by Abp . Wake ( fragm . of a letter , in the Pr . Barlow ) during Cranmer's primacy ( 1533-1553 ) , as ...
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