A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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... believe that any Man , who confidering and understanding the Nearness of Relation between the Church and the State , and how much they ftand on the fame Bottom , yet thinks fit to affault the firft , but he would attack the latter ...
... believe that any Man , who confidering and understanding the Nearness of Relation between the Church and the State , and how much they ftand on the fame Bottom , yet thinks fit to affault the firft , but he would attack the latter ...
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... believe ) make a Prefent of us to a Foreign Tyranny . Thefe and the like Words have been heard from the Pulpit a little before an Election , out of the Mouth of one who had no Foundation of Truth for it , or other Authority than a ...
... believe ) make a Prefent of us to a Foreign Tyranny . Thefe and the like Words have been heard from the Pulpit a little before an Election , out of the Mouth of one who had no Foundation of Truth for it , or other Authority than a ...
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... believe them ) against it ; yet they never thought fit to explain what they meant by the Government . The Government of England fhould be in the King , ( when we had one ) Lords , and Commons , and is now , God be thank'd , in the Queen ...
... believe them ) against it ; yet they never thought fit to explain what they meant by the Government . The Government of England fhould be in the King , ( when we had one ) Lords , and Commons , and is now , God be thank'd , in the Queen ...
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... believe them of his Party : This , and the lavishing of Money very freely , engag'd to them a numerous Party , who , in Oppofition to the eftablished Church , being fond of their Patronage , and bold upon the Countenance and Favour of ...
... believe them of his Party : This , and the lavishing of Money very freely , engag'd to them a numerous Party , who , in Oppofition to the eftablished Church , being fond of their Patronage , and bold upon the Countenance and Favour of ...
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... believe their own Friends ) after fourfcore Millions given to preserve their Church , and one of the best Bills brought in to defend it , that this Bill fhould be thrown out by the Bps themfelves , who were looked upon as its great ...
... believe their own Friends ) after fourfcore Millions given to preserve their Church , and one of the best Bills brought in to defend it , that this Bill fhould be thrown out by the Bps themfelves , who were looked upon as its great ...
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