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Side xiv
Towards works of this kind the Syndics of the Press and Library , the Cambridge
Antiquarian Society , and the several colleges , may fairly be expected to lend
ready assistance . " reading public , ” for which books are but xiv TO THE
READER .
Towards works of this kind the Syndics of the Press and Library , the Cambridge
Antiquarian Society , and the several colleges , may fairly be expected to lend
ready assistance . " reading public , ” for which books are but xiv TO THE
READER .
Side 4
... when such were presented as were before made ready by being exactly
catechized . ”Hacket ' s Life of Williams , ü . 61 . “ Why do we confirm little children
, whom in all reason we cannot suppose to be capable and receptive of such
graces ...
... when such were presented as were before made ready by being exactly
catechized . ”Hacket ' s Life of Williams , ü . 61 . “ Why do we confirm little children
, whom in all reason we cannot suppose to be capable and receptive of such
graces ...
Side 7
1 “ Notwithstanding the exemption which fellow - commoners in colleges are
ready to plead from the performance of them [ exercises in the university and
college ] . ” — Clarke ' s Martyrologie ( 1651 ) , 419 . “ The fellow - commoners in
Balliol ...
1 “ Notwithstanding the exemption which fellow - commoners in colleges are
ready to plead from the performance of them [ exercises in the university and
college ] . ” — Clarke ' s Martyrologie ( 1651 ) , 419 . “ The fellow - commoners in
Balliol ...
Side 23
He ( N . F . ) stayed behind to settle his affairs , and his brother John Ferrar ' s
business , and as soon as may be would go to Gidding , giving order to his
brother John Ferrar to make some chambers and lodgings ready . His brother ( J .
F ...
He ( N . F . ) stayed behind to settle his affairs , and his brother John Ferrar ' s
business , and as soon as may be would go to Gidding , giving order to his
brother John Ferrar to make some chambers and lodgings ready . His brother ( J .
F ...
Side 27
The daughters and younger children risen , having given God thanks for that
night ' s preservation , and making them decently and speedily ready , all things
being fitted in their chambers for. i “ My disposition chiefly inclining me to a life of
...
The daughters and younger children risen , having given God thanks for that
night ' s preservation , and making them decently and speedily ready , all things
being fitted in their chambers for. i “ My disposition chiefly inclining me to a life of
...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |