A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volume 3George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton, 1855 |
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... church at the famous Hampton - court conference , and took the lead in the dispu- tations . Soon after he was appointed one of the commissioners for re- gulating the affairs of the church , and for perusing and suppressing books printed ...
... church at the famous Hampton - court conference , and took the lead in the dispu- tations . Soon after he was appointed one of the commissioners for re- gulating the affairs of the church , and for perusing and suppressing books printed ...
Page 89
... church of England ; but Brown himself was exceedingly rigid in points of discipline , and contended for matters of church order with as much zeal as for the fundamentals of the Christian faith . He openly denied the church of England to ...
... church of England ; but Brown himself was exceedingly rigid in points of discipline , and contended for matters of church order with as much zeal as for the fundamentals of the Christian faith . He openly denied the church of England to ...
Page 109
... church of England with the church of Rome . The eleventh , with discountenancing of preaching , and with silencing , depriving , imprisoning , and banishing , sundry godly ministers . The twelfth , with dividing the church of England ...
... church of England with the church of Rome . The eleventh , with discountenancing of preaching , and with silencing , depriving , imprisoning , and banishing , sundry godly ministers . The twelfth , with dividing the church of England ...
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