A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 5F. Cogan, 1750 - Great Britain |
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Page 86
... same to be done by their ( c ) Heires or others for them . And it shalbe lawfull for the fayd Confeffor alfo to ( d ) alter any of their Promises of Pilgrimages or other whatsoever , and to converte them in. * * Here we doe playnely fee ...
... same to be done by their ( c ) Heires or others for them . And it shalbe lawfull for the fayd Confeffor alfo to ( d ) alter any of their Promises of Pilgrimages or other whatsoever , and to converte them in. * * Here we doe playnely fee ...
Page 203
... same . Whereunto is annexed the Royall Mafke , prefented by the Queene and her Ladies , on Wednesday at Night following . H Printed at Britains Burje for John Budge . 1610 . IS Majestie afwell to fhew the Bounty of his Affection towards ...
... same . Whereunto is annexed the Royall Mafke , prefented by the Queene and her Ladies , on Wednesday at Night following . H Printed at Britains Burje for John Budge . 1610 . IS Majestie afwell to fhew the Bounty of his Affection towards ...
Page 446
... same , to have Boxes kept at his three feverall standing Houses , Saint James , Rich mond , and Nonfuch , caufing all those who did fweare in his Hearing , to pay Moneyes to the fame , which were after duly given to the Poore ; he ...
... same , to have Boxes kept at his three feverall standing Houses , Saint James , Rich mond , and Nonfuch , caufing all those who did fweare in his Hearing , to pay Moneyes to the fame , which were after duly given to the Poore ; he ...
Page 488
... same . 5. The fwearing with fuch a Limitation is a Teftimony of the Subjects Loyalty ( to our feeming ) of a very strange Nature : which , ( the Principles of their feveral Religions falved ) the Confcience of a moft refolute Papift or ...
... same . 5. The fwearing with fuch a Limitation is a Teftimony of the Subjects Loyalty ( to our feeming ) of a very strange Nature : which , ( the Principles of their feveral Religions falved ) the Confcience of a moft refolute Papift or ...
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