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... against the English Protesting Catholic Diffenter . 8vo . pp . 66. Is . 6d . Elmfley . Being decidedly of opinion that religion , as well as philofophy , is naturally independent of the civil magistrate , we could wish that every fyftem ...
... against the English Protesting Catholic Diffenter . 8vo . pp . 66. Is . 6d . Elmfley . Being decidedly of opinion that religion , as well as philofophy , is naturally independent of the civil magistrate , we could wish that every fyftem ...
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... against this formidable adverfary : -that the prelates and dignitaries of our church would have vied with each other , who should bear away the prize of ingenuity and learning , and whofe ftone fhould fink deepest into the forehead of ...
... against this formidable adverfary : -that the prelates and dignitaries of our church would have vied with each other , who should bear away the prize of ingenuity and learning , and whofe ftone fhould fink deepest into the forehead of ...
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... against rigid law , it would interpofe in this cafe . There is a court of equity : that amiable prerogative is reserved to his Majefty ; and he can relieve against such rigours as courts cannot , ought not , to be permitted to pardon ...
... against rigid law , it would interpofe in this cafe . There is a court of equity : that amiable prerogative is reserved to his Majefty ; and he can relieve against such rigours as courts cannot , ought not , to be permitted to pardon ...
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