A Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for High Treason and Other Crimes and Misdemeanors from the Earliest Period to the Year 1783, Volume 1Thomas Bayly Howell T. C. Hansard for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1816 - Trials |
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... grace of God ) to be a true Christian , and as long as breath shall remaine in me , to pro- fesse and defend the law of Christ . And if it shall happen that through ignorance or other wise I shall faile therein : I desire my Lord God of ...
... grace of God ) to be a true Christian , and as long as breath shall remaine in me , to pro- fesse and defend the law of Christ . And if it shall happen that through ignorance or other wise I shall faile therein : I desire my Lord God of ...
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... grace of God bishop of Winchester and ing to the tenour of these writings , we com- diuers other doctors and bachelors of diuinitie mand both by euerie one of our fellow bre- and of the canon ciuill and law , whose names are theren and ...
... grace of God bishop of Winchester and ing to the tenour of these writings , we com- diuers other doctors and bachelors of diuinitie mand both by euerie one of our fellow bre- and of the canon ciuill and law , whose names are theren and ...
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... grace , as he hath always been full of mercy and grace to all other . Also , in that time , that I came armed into my lord's presence , and into his palace , howsoever that I did it for drede of my life , I knowleche for certain , that ...
... grace , as he hath always been full of mercy and grace to all other . Also , in that time , that I came armed into my lord's presence , and into his palace , howsoever that I did it for drede of my life , I knowleche for certain , that ...
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... grace and benignity accept me to his mercy and his grace , as I that put my life , my body and my goods , wholly at his will , as lowly as meekly as any creature can do or may do to bis liege lord ; beseeching to his high lordship ...
... grace and benignity accept me to his mercy and his grace , as I that put my life , my body and my goods , wholly at his will , as lowly as meekly as any creature can do or may do to bis liege lord ; beseeching to his high lordship ...
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... grace of God it may be said of him , as it is written Eccles . ix . Blessed is the man that abideth in wisdom . ' For as a child is delighted in vanity , so a man has regard to truth and wisdom . Truth therefore shall enter and va- nity ...
... grace of God it may be said of him , as it is written Eccles . ix . Blessed is the man that abideth in wisdom . ' For as a child is delighted in vanity , so a man has regard to truth and wisdom . Truth therefore shall enter and va- nity ...
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