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共 23 段- Now supposing them to have done their duty, as I believe the
- In that year, and in the two subsequent ones, the Presbyteri
- It is agreed, that upon King Charles the Second's death, soo
- This tract occupies Nos. iii. and iv. of a periodical paper
- I conceive, it will be readily allowed, that in all applicat
- Wherever this national religion grows so corrupt, or is thou
- The Catholics have some reason to think it a little hard, wh
- [Footnote 2: James Butler, Duke of Ormond (1610-1688), was
- _Thirdly_: If we could all be brought to practise this duty
- It must be confessed, that by the weakness and indiscretion
- This nation of ours hath, for an hundred years past, been in
- But after all, what is wanting in this part of repentance, w
- A second way by which a man becometh a false witness is, whe
- The second great defect in the Gentile philosophy was, that
- Another method by which the meanest wicked man, may have it
- _Thirdly_: Although the successors of these Puritans, I mean
- _First:_ Therefore, it hath been always agreed in the world,
- By the ancient law of this realm, still in force, every pari
- 1 Thrice happy he! that does refuse. (2) But I sup
- V. That, in case of detention or subtraction of tithes by an
- [Footnote 3: "Grub Street Journal," No. 189, August 9th, 173
- The term being so near, the alarm among the lawyers was inex
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