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Page 191
... one's heir at a young age while the father was alive , thus eliminating the threat of wardship . Another way was to obtain lands from the king as one's lord rather than as one's king , because there were fewer ( or no ) feudal rights ...
... one's heir at a young age while the father was alive , thus eliminating the threat of wardship . Another way was to obtain lands from the king as one's lord rather than as one's king , because there were fewer ( or no ) feudal rights ...
Page 301
... one's practice of religion should involve " not only his business at certain seasons , the business of Sabbath days , or certain extraordi- nary times ... but , the business of his life . 10 Basic to the Puritan philosophy was the tenet ...
... one's practice of religion should involve " not only his business at certain seasons , the business of Sabbath days , or certain extraordi- nary times ... but , the business of his life . 10 Basic to the Puritan philosophy was the tenet ...
Page 399
... one's spouse in a less favorable light with the passage of time , compared to the time when the couples had been ... one's spouse , kissing one's spouse , and settling arguments by give and take . The unsatisfied individual stops ...
... one's spouse in a less favorable light with the passage of time , compared to the time when the couples had been ... one's spouse , kissing one's spouse , and settling arguments by give and take . The unsatisfied individual stops ...
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