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The first part , that against the church , prepared earlier , it has been suggested ,
by Fiennes and Vane , was reinforced by a second instalment relating to political
affairs and specific grievances prepared by Pym and his followers , Strode ...
The first part , that against the church , prepared earlier , it has been suggested ,
by Fiennes and Vane , was reinforced by a second instalment relating to political
affairs and specific grievances prepared by Pym and his followers , Strode ...
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Edward Calamy , who , in reply to the Humble Remonstrance by Bishop Hall , the
author of Episcopacie by Divine Right Asserted , which embodied the Laudian
thesis , denied the apostolic origin of bishops and liturgies and was prepared to ...
Edward Calamy , who , in reply to the Humble Remonstrance by Bishop Hall , the
author of Episcopacie by Divine Right Asserted , which embodied the Laudian
thesis , denied the apostolic origin of bishops and liturgies and was prepared to ...
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the Commonighty - five menundred and sunk to ni The month of September ,
1642 , was spent in preparing for ... The interest had shifted to the field , where
the commanders feverishly prepared their armies for the fight and each side ...
the Commonighty - five menundred and sunk to ni The month of September ,
1642 , was spent in preparing for ... The interest had shifted to the field , where
the commanders feverishly prepared their armies for the fight and each side ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
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