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Page 137
... favour of Rome . Aware of the powerful support they might receive in turn , the pontiffs of the thirteenth century accumulated benefits upon the disciples of Francis and Dominic . They were exempted from episcopal authority ; they were ...
... favour of Rome . Aware of the powerful support they might receive in turn , the pontiffs of the thirteenth century accumulated benefits upon the disciples of Francis and Dominic . They were exempted from episcopal authority ; they were ...
Page 151
... favour of each other . We have two papers before us on the construction of Carriage - Wheels , so as most to facilitate the labour of horses , and least to injure the state of the roads . Mr. Booth contends for the absolute prohibition ...
... favour of each other . We have two papers before us on the construction of Carriage - Wheels , so as most to facilitate the labour of horses , and least to injure the state of the roads . Mr. Booth contends for the absolute prohibition ...
Page 234
... favour those who had been faithful to her in adversity . Parry was made comptroller of her household , Sir N. Throgmorton was sent as ambassador to the court of France , and Cecil was appointed principal Secretary of State : The private ...
... favour those who had been faithful to her in adversity . Parry was made comptroller of her household , Sir N. Throgmorton was sent as ambassador to the court of France , and Cecil was appointed principal Secretary of State : The private ...
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Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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