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... opinions are touched upon , it is apologetically and deprecatingly . Since , on this side of the Atlantic , the republi- can ideas and the ecclesiastical truths which Milton so ardently espoused and so ably expounded , have effected a ...
... opinions are touched upon , it is apologetically and deprecatingly . Since , on this side of the Atlantic , the republi- can ideas and the ecclesiastical truths which Milton so ardently espoused and so ably expounded , have effected a ...
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... opinion of the " Service Book " -Signing of the covenant - Demonstrative excitement in England - Parliament convoked - Refuses to grant the king required supplies until he complies with their demands - An- ger of Charles , and ...
... opinion of the " Service Book " -Signing of the covenant - Demonstrative excitement in England - Parliament convoked - Refuses to grant the king required supplies until he complies with their demands - An- ger of Charles , and ...
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... opinions , and as he bruited his educational notions abroad , the university authorities set themselves to crush the heresy . He was , in consequence , beset at this time by many vexations . Among other troubles was his famous quarrel ...
... opinions , and as he bruited his educational notions abroad , the university authorities set themselves to crush the heresy . He was , in consequence , beset at this time by many vexations . Among other troubles was his famous quarrel ...
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