Observations Upon the Consequences Apprehended from Concession to the Roman Catholic Claims, as Menacing the Security of the Established Church |
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... ESTABLISHED CHURCH . 0 Quot adhuc vobis repurgandæ latent leges ? quas neque annorum numerus , neque conditorum dignitas commendat , sed æquitas sola ; ideo cum iniquæ recognoscuntur , merito dam- nantur , licet damnent . TERTUL ...
... ESTABLISHED CHURCH . 0 Quot adhuc vobis repurgandæ latent leges ? quas neque annorum numerus , neque conditorum dignitas commendat , sed æquitas sola ; ideo cum iniquæ recognoscuntur , merito dam- nantur , licet damnent . TERTUL ...
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... established religion , incumbent on the King himself , without which his subjects were absolved from their alle- giance ; some importance was laid upon the pos- sibility of His Majesty choosing a consort who was in the Romish communion ...
... established religion , incumbent on the King himself , without which his subjects were absolved from their alle- giance ; some importance was laid upon the pos- sibility of His Majesty choosing a consort who was in the Romish communion ...
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