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Side xxxiii
... bishops . Like the other four tracts , The Reason of Church Government is largely a rebuttal of specific pleas of the champions of episcopacy , especially of Bishop Hall . Many of its points can be appreciated only by readers who have ...
... bishops . Like the other four tracts , The Reason of Church Government is largely a rebuttal of specific pleas of the champions of episcopacy , especially of Bishop Hall . Many of its points can be appreciated only by readers who have ...
Side xlii
... bishops in the primitive church were , of course , made without any thought of the weight that was to be given to every word a thousand years later . Their drift is not unfairly represented in Calvin's resumé of them in the Institutes ...
... bishops in the primitive church were , of course , made without any thought of the weight that was to be given to every word a thousand years later . Their drift is not unfairly represented in Calvin's resumé of them in the Institutes ...
Side xliv
... Bishop Hall making use of Ussher's argument and also retrac- ing the steps in the old quarrel that centered around St. Jerome . " If our Bishops challenge any other spirituall power than was by Apostolique Authority delegated unto , and ...
... Bishop Hall making use of Ussher's argument and also retrac- ing the steps in the old quarrel that centered around St. Jerome . " If our Bishops challenge any other spirituall power than was by Apostolique Authority delegated unto , and ...
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INTRODUCTION | xix |
The Ready and Easy way to Establish | xci |
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY AND NOTES | cxxiii |
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