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This celebrated Cambrian appears to have been a zealous son of the church ,
and a strenuous asserter of her claims ; in this respect , seemingly , not yielding
to Becket himself . most active in directing the censures of the church to those of
the ...
This celebrated Cambrian appears to have been a zealous son of the church ,
and a strenuous asserter of her claims ; in this respect , seemingly , not yielding
to Becket himself . most active in directing the censures of the church to those of
the ...
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men of their families , provided with horses and arms , to assist him ( if necessity
required ) in asserting the rights of the church of Saint David , as the Bishop of
Saint Asaph was reported to be attended by a strong body of men from Powys ;
he ...
men of their families , provided with horses and arms , to assist him ( if necessity
required ) in asserting the rights of the church of Saint David , as the Bishop of
Saint Asaph was reported to be attended by a strong body of men from Powys ;
he ...
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Some islands in the West Indies have a more regular church establishment , and
more extensive Christian advantages than ... Jamaica has eighteen churches ;
English India has three ; one . at Calcutta , one at Madras , and one at Bom . bay .
Some islands in the West Indies have a more regular church establishment , and
more extensive Christian advantages than ... Jamaica has eighteen churches ;
English India has three ; one . at Calcutta , one at Madras , and one at Bom . bay .
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