Observations Upon the Consequences Apprehended from Concession to the Roman Catholic Claims, as Menacing the Security of the Established Church |
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... matter of particular moment , the unreserved obedience ex- acted by the See of Rome , from every person who received the baptismal rite , was insisted on ; B 1 ( 4 ) by which , all recusants and apostates INTRODUCTION. ...
... matter of particular moment , the unreserved obedience ex- acted by the See of Rome , from every person who received the baptismal rite , was insisted on ; B 1 ( 4 ) by which , all recusants and apostates INTRODUCTION. ...
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Frederick Nolan. ( 4 ) by which , all recusants and apostates from her authority , became subject to the temporal inflic 、 tions , which , in the spirit of intolerance and perse- cution , she visits on heretics . * To the person who ...
Frederick Nolan. ( 4 ) by which , all recusants and apostates from her authority , became subject to the temporal inflic 、 tions , which , in the spirit of intolerance and perse- cution , she visits on heretics . * To the person who ...
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... recusants , convicted in a court of law of not attending the service of the Church of Eng- land , are subject to the ... recusant , or baptism of his child , shall be had otherwise than by the ministers of the Church of England , under ...
... recusants , convicted in a court of law of not attending the service of the Church of Eng- land , are subject to the ... recusant , or baptism of his child , shall be had otherwise than by the ministers of the Church of England , under ...
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... recusant , shall forfeit two thirds of her dower or jointure , may not be executrix or administratrix to her husband , nor have any part of his goods ; and du- ring the coverture may be kept in prison , unless her husband redeems her at ...
... recusant , shall forfeit two thirds of her dower or jointure , may not be executrix or administratrix to her husband , nor have any part of his goods ; and du- ring the coverture may be kept in prison , unless her husband redeems her at ...
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