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... occasion of their frequent fasts , for whole days to- gether . Under such circumstances , it was impossible even for a Howe , a Baxter , an Owen , or a Calamy to keep alive the attention and interest of their hearers . But when ...
... occasion of their frequent fasts , for whole days to- gether . Under such circumstances , it was impossible even for a Howe , a Baxter , an Owen , or a Calamy to keep alive the attention and interest of their hearers . But when ...
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... occasion , in which several of the bishops took part . The Presbyterians , meanwhile , saw clearly in what direction the tide of popular feeling was running , and that , to borrow the expression made use of by Mr. ( afterwards ...
... occasion , in which several of the bishops took part . The Presbyterians , meanwhile , saw clearly in what direction the tide of popular feeling was running , and that , to borrow the expression made use of by Mr. ( afterwards ...
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... occasion to speak more at large , strongly arguing in favour of an altered Liturgy and a modified episcopacy . Baxter was also licensed by Sheldon , then Bishop of London , to preach in that diocese , on con- dition that he would ...
... occasion to speak more at large , strongly arguing in favour of an altered Liturgy and a modified episcopacy . Baxter was also licensed by Sheldon , then Bishop of London , to preach in that diocese , on con- dition that he would ...
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... occasions , but especially at the celebrated Savoy Conference - so called because it was held in the lodge which he occupied in the Savoy Hospital , as master of that institution . This celebrated meeting raised high hopes , which , in ...
... occasions , but especially at the celebrated Savoy Conference - so called because it was held in the lodge which he occupied in the Savoy Hospital , as master of that institution . This celebrated meeting raised high hopes , which , in ...
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... occasions ; but though Juxon took the principal part of the ceremony , he was com- pelled by the painful illness under which he was suffering , to quit the church before it was over , and he took no part in the Savoy Conference . When ...
... occasions ; but though Juxon took the principal part of the ceremony , he was com- pelled by the painful illness under which he was suffering , to quit the church before it was over , and he took no part in the Savoy Conference . When ...
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