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... which we have referred , if they had no other effect , at least showed how anxious the nation and its rulers were not to carry their innovations beyond a certain point , and to main- 6 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND . [ 1660 .
... which we have referred , if they had no other effect , at least showed how anxious the nation and its rulers were not to carry their innovations beyond a certain point , and to main- 6 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND . [ 1660 .
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... carried beyond a certain point . Each Act of Uniformity was , in fact , the taking up of a new ground on the part of those who introduced it , and a tacit admission of the untenability of that which they had occupied before . An opinion ...
... carried beyond a certain point . Each Act of Uniformity was , in fact , the taking up of a new ground on the part of those who introduced it , and a tacit admission of the untenability of that which they had occupied before . An opinion ...
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... carried on Sunday after Sunday and for hour after hour , filled , as under such circumstances they unavoidably must have been , with endless repetitions and drivelling common- place ; then it became impossible for any faith , however ...
... carried on Sunday after Sunday and for hour after hour , filled , as under such circumstances they unavoidably must have been , with endless repetitions and drivelling common- place ; then it became impossible for any faith , however ...
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... carried out their public religious exercises , the Puritan ministers had gradually alienated the affections and lost their hold on the con- sciences of their parishioners , and brought them to such a pass that men were ready to hail the ...
... carried out their public religious exercises , the Puritan ministers had gradually alienated the affections and lost their hold on the con- sciences of their parishioners , and brought them to such a pass that men were ready to hail the ...
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... carried then to such an excess , that had the king and his advisers been more anxious than they really were to fulfil the expectations they had held out at Breda to the Presbyterian delegates , it is more 1662. ] 53 RELEASE OF CALAMY .
... carried then to such an excess , that had the king and his advisers been more anxious than they really were to fulfil the expectations they had held out at Breda to the Presbyterian delegates , it is more 1662. ] 53 RELEASE OF CALAMY .
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