The History of the Moravians: From Their First Settlement at Herrnhaag in the County of Budingen, Down to the Present Time, with a View Chiefly to Their Political IntriguesJ. Robinson, 1754 - 208 pages |
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... received , was , that in confideration of a cer- tain Sum , yearly to be paid for their Protection , they should be free from all other Incumbrances ; but nevertheless , “ Would , like other Freeholders , be fubject to " the Sovereign ...
... received , was , that in confideration of a cer- tain Sum , yearly to be paid for their Protection , they should be free from all other Incumbrances ; but nevertheless , “ Would , like other Freeholders , be fubject to " the Sovereign ...
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... received , partly Manufacturers , partly others , and the Permiffion , under fome Restriction , granted them , to erect new Buildings , upon the eight Hufes of Land , fold to them at the current Price of about 1280l . fterling ( or 8000 ...
... received , partly Manufacturers , partly others , and the Permiffion , under fome Restriction , granted them , to erect new Buildings , upon the eight Hufes of Land , fold to them at the current Price of about 1280l . fterling ( or 8000 ...
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... receiving these People " we chiefly intend Manufacturers , our Intention " not being to have our Country crowded by " common Tradefmen , yet we will receive them 66 too , provided their Number is not too great , " fo that they may earn ...
... receiving these People " we chiefly intend Manufacturers , our Intention " not being to have our Country crowded by " common Tradefmen , yet we will receive them 66 too , provided their Number is not too great , " fo that they may earn ...
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... received without a fpecial Per- miffion ( 2 ) ; or the new Buildings and Appurte- nances alienated to Strangers , or fuch as the So- vereign difapproved . The Deputies , on the other Side , referved for their Brethren , that nobody not ...
... received without a fpecial Per- miffion ( 2 ) ; or the new Buildings and Appurte- nances alienated to Strangers , or fuch as the So- vereign difapproved . The Deputies , on the other Side , referved for their Brethren , that nobody not ...
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... received , during which , no mention was made of him in their quarterly Specification , fo they kept clandeftinely or fent away whom they pleased , and the Sovereign could never know what Sort of People inhabited his Dominions , if ...
... received , during which , no mention was made of him in their quarterly Specification , fo they kept clandeftinely or fent away whom they pleased , and the Sovereign could never know what Sort of People inhabited his Dominions , if ...
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Page 18 - having found lodging, bed and board in the Lamb's wounds cannot but be merry and live according to nature ; so that when such a one plays any pranks that the godly ones cry out against them as sins, the Saviour is so far from being displeased therewith that he rejoices the more.
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Page 31 - People) that all they have to do is to bed and board in the Saviour's Wounds, and roll themfelves in them, and to rejoice with Songs and Dances, without minding the Precifians and Vifionaries.