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Page 52
... taken whilst he resided there , which he did for some years , having married a lady of that place . Cromwell , the vicar - general , the furious fanatical reformer Knox , and Oliver Cromwell , the Protector , were founders of his ...
... taken whilst he resided there , which he did for some years , having married a lady of that place . Cromwell , the vicar - general , the furious fanatical reformer Knox , and Oliver Cromwell , the Protector , were founders of his ...
Page 73
... taken , and by which it appears , that a connection with France was , as well in point of time , as in importance ... taken in favour of that religion . It is the more material to attend to this distinction , because the Tory historians ...
... taken , and by which it appears , that a connection with France was , as well in point of time , as in importance ... taken in favour of that religion . It is the more material to attend to this distinction , because the Tory historians ...
Page 145
... taken away , and carefully scraped off , we are to unite the divided parts again , and to set them , tied together with a band . They assert that the band is to be made of the papyrus , and to be set in moist earth . Some set the shoot ...
... taken away , and carefully scraped off , we are to unite the divided parts again , and to set them , tied together with a band . They assert that the band is to be made of the papyrus , and to be set in moist earth . Some set the shoot ...
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