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... thought it time to lay afide their difputes upon the Church , which every day grew more involved , and to intend the perfecting the act of pacification , and the order for difbanding ; both which were thought necessary to be dispatched ...
... thought it time to lay afide their difputes upon the Church , which every day grew more involved , and to intend the perfecting the act of pacification , and the order for difbanding ; both which were thought necessary to be dispatched ...
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... thought fit , and put the power into fuch hands as they thought proper ; which , for aught he knew , might be the King's ; and he hoped it would be " fo . " 66 66 And with this answer the bill was received , notwith- ftanding all ...
... thought fit , and put the power into fuch hands as they thought proper ; which , for aught he knew , might be the King's ; and he hoped it would be " fo . " 66 66 And with this answer the bill was received , notwith- ftanding all ...
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... thought themselves not se- cure in . meilage to his way to The King thought it now time , according to his The King's former resolution , which he had not communicated to both many , to remove to York , which was a place of good Houfes ...
... thought themselves not se- cure in . meilage to his way to The King thought it now time , according to his The King's former resolution , which he had not communicated to both many , to remove to York , which was a place of good Houfes ...
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