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... political condition of Great Britain at this momentous conjuncture . It will be remembered that that portion of the Long Parliament which had survived the military invasion of 1648 , and which has re- ceived in history the name of the ...
... political condition of Great Britain at this momentous conjuncture . It will be remembered that that portion of the Long Parliament which had survived the military invasion of 1648 , and which has re- ceived in history the name of the ...
Page 245
... political career to have been based . When the popular opposition to the usur- pations of the prelates commenced , and the model of the reformed churches was compared disadvantageously to those of others , seeing the way open for the ...
... political career to have been based . When the popular opposition to the usur- pations of the prelates commenced , and the model of the reformed churches was compared disadvantageously to those of others , seeing the way open for the ...
Page 279
... political , both usurped , and the one sustaining the other . " But the ecclesiastical is ever pretended to the political . The pope , by this mixed fac- ulty , pretends right to kingdoms and states , and especially to this of England ...
... political , both usurped , and the one sustaining the other . " But the ecclesiastical is ever pretended to the political . The pope , by this mixed fac- ulty , pretends right to kingdoms and states , and especially to this of England ...
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