The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Band 3W. Baynes, 1825 |
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... Reformation , and finds errors and omissions in most of these : he adds some things out of papers I had never seen . The whole was writ with so much malice , and such contempt , that I must give some account of the man , and of his ...
... Reformation , and finds errors and omissions in most of these : he adds some things out of papers I had never seen . The whole was writ with so much malice , and such contempt , that I must give some account of the man , and of his ...
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... Reformation must fall under such an universal ruin , that , humanly speaking , there is no view left beyond that . Yet , since that set of men is so impiously corrupted in the point of religion , that no scene of cruelty can fright them ...
... Reformation must fall under such an universal ruin , that , humanly speaking , there is no view left beyond that . Yet , since that set of men is so impiously corrupted in the point of religion , that no scene of cruelty can fright them ...
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