Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 sider |
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Side 48
... defence of episcopacy is long and pa- tient . He takes it for granted that Christ provided for the government of His Church and that the best evidence of what He provided is to be found in the practice of the apostles and the early ...
... defence of episcopacy is long and pa- tient . He takes it for granted that Christ provided for the government of His Church and that the best evidence of what He provided is to be found in the practice of the apostles and the early ...
Side 51
... Defence of his Humble Remonstrance and Milton had come to the support of the Smectymnuans with Ani- madversions upon The Remonstrants Defence , a bitter per- sonal attack on the bishops . He now returned to the contro- versy with a more ...
... Defence of his Humble Remonstrance and Milton had come to the support of the Smectymnuans with Ani- madversions upon The Remonstrants Defence , a bitter per- sonal attack on the bishops . He now returned to the contro- versy with a more ...
Side 91
... defence of the Whig view of kingship , which in that year stood triumphant on the revolutionary settlement . If the Two Treatises were written to justify the exclusion of James II , they were also , as we have seen , intended as an ...
... defence of the Whig view of kingship , which in that year stood triumphant on the revolutionary settlement . If the Two Treatises were written to justify the exclusion of James II , they were also , as we have seen , intended as an ...
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