The Retrospective Review, Том 13Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1826 |
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... fell , was the error of the times in which he lived - a persuasion of the necessity of uniformity in religious doctrines and observ- ances to the quiet of the state . Hence his harsh proceedings against the Puritans and the Catholics ...
... fell , was the error of the times in which he lived - a persuasion of the necessity of uniformity in religious doctrines and observ- ances to the quiet of the state . Hence his harsh proceedings against the Puritans and the Catholics ...
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... fell into any excess this way , and report any thing improbable , he should pull him by the sleeve . The master falling into his wonted hyberboles , spoke of a church in China that was ten thousand yards long ; his man , standing behind ...
... fell into any excess this way , and report any thing improbable , he should pull him by the sleeve . The master falling into his wonted hyberboles , spoke of a church in China that was ten thousand yards long ; his man , standing behind ...
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... fell into the hands of the insur- gents , and was secured in close confinement till a ransom of six thousand marks , and , in accordance with the rude policy of the age , a promise to marry one of Owen's daughters , released him from ...
... fell into the hands of the insur- gents , and was secured in close confinement till a ransom of six thousand marks , and , in accordance with the rude policy of the age , a promise to marry one of Owen's daughters , released him from ...
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... fell in the battle of Oswestry , about a year before . But he did not reap any very extensive advantages from this union . When it was con- tracted , he appears to have arrived at the very acmé of his ca- reer , and the crisis was any ...
... fell in the battle of Oswestry , about a year before . But he did not reap any very extensive advantages from this union . When it was con- tracted , he appears to have arrived at the very acmé of his ca- reer , and the crisis was any ...
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... fell into his hands , yet we must admire his he- roism , and admit that the causes which incited him to arms , in the first instance , were a powerful extenuation of the illegality of his conduct . But it is of little importance now ...
... fell into his hands , yet we must admire his he- roism , and admit that the causes which incited him to arms , in the first instance , were a powerful extenuation of the illegality of his conduct . But it is of little importance now ...
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