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Page 233
In the author's account of the abbey church , he informs us that • There is a tradition , that King James the Second , passing through the church , and casting his eye on Waller's obnoxious efligy , instantly drew his sword , and with ...
In the author's account of the abbey church , he informs us that • There is a tradition , that King James the Second , passing through the church , and casting his eye on Waller's obnoxious efligy , instantly drew his sword , and with ...
Page 409
The Clergyman accuses the Baronet of being a Dissenter from the Established Church with regard to Discipline ; and the Baronet pronounces the Clergyman to be a Dissenter in point of Doctrine . Mr. Daubeny unchurches all societies of ...
The Clergyman accuses the Baronet of being a Dissenter from the Established Church with regard to Discipline ; and the Baronet pronounces the Clergyman to be a Dissenter in point of Doctrine . Mr. Daubeny unchurches all societies of ...
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We ( says Mr. O. ) are the true Churchmen ; aad they who do not speak the same things as the Church , who are not perjeci'y joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment , are not of the Church .
We ( says Mr. O. ) are the true Churchmen ; aad they who do not speak the same things as the Church , who are not perjeci'y joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment , are not of the Church .
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