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... church of St. Paul , and the parochial churches of London , in lieu of those demo- lifhed by the Fre ( all which were exe- cuted during the fatigues of my employ . ment in the service of the Crown , from that time to the prefent happy ...
... church of St. Paul , and the parochial churches of London , in lieu of those demo- lifhed by the Fre ( all which were exe- cuted during the fatigues of my employ . ment in the service of the Crown , from that time to the prefent happy ...
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... Churches fimaller towers for two or three belis ; becaufe great towers , and lofty fteeples , are fometimes more than half the charge of the Church . 5. I fhall mention fomething of the materials for public fabrics . It is true , the ...
... Churches fimaller towers for two or three belis ; becaufe great towers , and lofty fteeples , are fometimes more than half the charge of the Church . 5. I fhall mention fomething of the materials for public fabrics . It is true , the ...
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... church lands . He offered to raife , on the fecurity of the church lands , a fupply of twelve millions sterling , which the clergy were willing to facrifice to the public . Exclufive of this temporary aid , he offered to charge the church ...
... church lands . He offered to raife , on the fecurity of the church lands , a fupply of twelve millions sterling , which the clergy were willing to facrifice to the public . Exclufive of this temporary aid , he offered to charge the church ...
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