The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Band 3W. Baynes, 1825 |
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... clergy , that this could have any other effect but to bring the court of Rome into their interests . He said , this had been Cardinal Mazarine's practice during his whole ministry . When he could not carry matters to his mind at Rome ...
... clergy , that this could have any other effect but to bring the court of Rome into their interests . He said , this had been Cardinal Mazarine's practice during his whole ministry . When he could not carry matters to his mind at Rome ...
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... clergy , and to draw the wealth and strength of the nation into their hands . The opinion of the sacrament's being an expiatory sacri- fice , and of the necessity of secret confession and absolution , and of the church's authority ...
... clergy , and to draw the wealth and strength of the nation into their hands . The opinion of the sacrament's being an expiatory sacri- fice , and of the necessity of secret confession and absolution , and of the church's authority ...
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... clergy to renew no leases was a thing entirely in their own power ; and that , in forty years time , would raise their re- venues to be about ten times their present value . But , setting all this aside , it has appeared evidently to me ...
... clergy to renew no leases was a thing entirely in their own power ; and that , in forty years time , would raise their re- venues to be about ten times their present value . But , setting all this aside , it has appeared evidently to me ...
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... clergy kept poorer , and made more des- picable ; they are , as the hewers of wood and drawers of water , kept at hard labour on a very poor subsistence . The several orders among them , the governing clergy , and the outward ...
... clergy kept poorer , and made more des- picable ; they are , as the hewers of wood and drawers of water , kept at hard labour on a very poor subsistence . The several orders among them , the governing clergy , and the outward ...
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... clergy made before they were brought to make the submission which brought those bodies under restraints , that seem now uneasy to the advocates for church power . I must confess I have been very defective here . I understood that the ...
... clergy made before they were brought to make the submission which brought those bodies under restraints , that seem now uneasy to the advocates for church power . I must confess I have been very defective here . I understood that the ...
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