The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 - Great Britain |
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... church , thus eftablished , thus fpread , thus continued , thus guid- ed in one uniform faith , and fubordi- nation of government , is that which is termed the Roman - catholic church ; the qualities just mentioned , unity , in ...
... church , thus eftablished , thus fpread , thus continued , thus guid- ed in one uniform faith , and fubordi- nation of government , is that which is termed the Roman - catholic church ; the qualities just mentioned , unity , in ...
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... church . Religion , and the national church , were established before these acts were paf- fed , and would continue to be established were they repealed . The doctrine , the di- fcipline , and privileges of the church , would remain ...
... church . Religion , and the national church , were established before these acts were paf- fed , and would continue to be established were they repealed . The doctrine , the di- fcipline , and privileges of the church , would remain ...
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... church by the space of 45 yeares , prebendarie of the metropolitane church of St. Peter in Yorke , lord of the town , and patron of the church of Buxhall aforefaide , who marryed Ann , daughter to Henry Fisher , of Linne in Norfolk ...
... church by the space of 45 yeares , prebendarie of the metropolitane church of St. Peter in Yorke , lord of the town , and patron of the church of Buxhall aforefaide , who marryed Ann , daughter to Henry Fisher , of Linne in Norfolk ...
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