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... possession in favour of his own faith renders his judgment some- what questionable to us Protestants . He speaks , it is true , of the former inordinate pretensions of the Church of Rome , of the authority of the Councils as above that ...
... possession in favour of his own faith renders his judgment some- what questionable to us Protestants . He speaks , it is true , of the former inordinate pretensions of the Church of Rome , of the authority of the Councils as above that ...
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... possessed by parliament . Neither did that parlia- ment demand it as a permanent possession . They asked it only for temporary security . Nor can I see on what conditions they could safely make peace with that false and wicked king ...
... possessed by parliament . Neither did that parlia- ment demand it as a permanent possession . They asked it only for temporary security . Nor can I see on what conditions they could safely make peace with that false and wicked king ...
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... possession a letter in the hand - writing of Mirabeau , which was intended for the King ; in it he offered his utmost services to establish a powerful and dignified , but at the same time , a limited monarchy in France . The truth is ...
... possession a letter in the hand - writing of Mirabeau , which was intended for the King ; in it he offered his utmost services to establish a powerful and dignified , but at the same time , a limited monarchy in France . The truth is ...
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... possessed the greatest excellence of oratory , which consists in rarely or never trusting an argument to its bare logical sufficiency , but in investing it with a garb of imagery , and in animating it with the spirit of human ...
... possessed the greatest excellence of oratory , which consists in rarely or never trusting an argument to its bare logical sufficiency , but in investing it with a garb of imagery , and in animating it with the spirit of human ...
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... possession of wealth , was irresistible . Narenor was fêted beyond measure , and was made the indespensable of every distinguished party . Narenor was in search of a wife , and it was his object to see as many high - born dames as were ...
... possession of wealth , was irresistible . Narenor was fêted beyond measure , and was made the indespensable of every distinguished party . Narenor was in search of a wife , and it was his object to see as many high - born dames as were ...
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