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... principles which he was called later so powerfully to vindicate . Milton publicly * John Aubrey , born in 1626. He was a celebrated antiquary , and made the history and antiquities of England his peculiar study . evinced his gratitude ...
... principles which he was called later so powerfully to vindicate . Milton publicly * John Aubrey , born in 1626. He was a celebrated antiquary , and made the history and antiquities of England his peculiar study . evinced his gratitude ...
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... principle , then a cardinal point in the prelatical belief , of the right of the civil magistrate to adopt rites and ceremo- nies , and enforce them by civil pains and pen- alties upon the observance of those whose con- sciences would ...
... principle , then a cardinal point in the prelatical belief , of the right of the civil magistrate to adopt rites and ceremo- nies , and enforce them by civil pains and pen- alties upon the observance of those whose con- sciences would ...
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... principle through Egypt , through Persia , through the glowing legends of Grecian history to the an- nals of the Roman empire . Crossing the sea with the Roman conqueror , he shows that the principle obtained a fixed lodgment in early ...
... principle through Egypt , through Persia , through the glowing legends of Grecian history to the an- nals of the Roman empire . Crossing the sea with the Roman conqueror , he shows that the principle obtained a fixed lodgment in early ...
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