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Page 79
... give up all hope of French supremacy , or energeti- cally to reinforce succumbing Protestantism , Richelieu , the great statesman who then wield- ed the destinies of France , did not hesitate to fling the immense weight of the French ...
... give up all hope of French supremacy , or energeti- cally to reinforce succumbing Protestantism , Richelieu , the great statesman who then wield- ed the destinies of France , did not hesitate to fling the immense weight of the French ...
Page 232
... at odds with him , as reformed prin- ciples give them some light to be not wholly conformable ; whence infinite disturbances in the state , as they do , must needs follow . " Thus much I had to say , and I 232 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
... at odds with him , as reformed prin- ciples give them some light to be not wholly conformable ; whence infinite disturbances in the state , as they do , must needs follow . " Thus much I had to say , and I 232 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
Page 239
... give way so much as to Presbyterian reformation in this land , though once and again besought , as Camden relates ; but imprisoned and perse- cuted the very proposers thereof , alleging it as her mind and maxim unalterable , that such ...
... give way so much as to Presbyterian reformation in this land , though once and again besought , as Camden relates ; but imprisoned and perse- cuted the very proposers thereof , alleging it as her mind and maxim unalterable , that such ...
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