The Rights of Protestant Dissenters: In Two Parts : the First Being the Case of the Dissenters Review'd : the Second, a Vindication of Their Right to an Absolute Toleration, from the Objections of Sir. H. Mackworth, in His Treatise, Intitul'd, Peace at Home. Part I.Printed in the year, 1704 - 78 psl. |
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... Ruin . ན The Diffenters , who , by being entirely dif engag'd from all Foreign Interefts , can have none but that of the Nation , and muft always there- therefore be fuppos'd to be folicitous how that may be The Dedication . vii.
... Ruin . ན The Diffenters , who , by being entirely dif engag'd from all Foreign Interefts , can have none but that of the Nation , and muft always there- therefore be fuppos'd to be folicitous how that may be The Dedication . vii.
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... muft proceed either from a Defign to create a Suspicion of the Weakness of your Government , to its unfpeakable Prejudice , at a time , when its Ene- mys are boafting of their Strength and Numbers , or to furnish your Enemys with a ...
... muft proceed either from a Defign to create a Suspicion of the Weakness of your Government , to its unfpeakable Prejudice , at a time , when its Ene- mys are boafting of their Strength and Numbers , or to furnish your Enemys with a ...
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... muft needs be confcious is not at all parallel to the present State of Things , and whofe Guilt can't belong to the Diffenters now , if it did belong to fome Diffenters then . 1 6 They wou'd , in order to this , poffefs your Majefty ...
... muft needs be confcious is not at all parallel to the present State of Things , and whofe Guilt can't belong to the Diffenters now , if it did belong to fome Diffenters then . 1 6 They wou'd , in order to this , poffefs your Majefty ...
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... muft neceffarily have acquitted ' em from the Charges that us❜d to be made againft ' em . For they imagin'd after they had been more faulty in fome Peoples Opinions for fup- porting a Prince than for dethroning one , their Loyalty wou ...
... muft neceffarily have acquitted ' em from the Charges that us❜d to be made againft ' em . For they imagin'd after they had been more faulty in fome Peoples Opinions for fup- porting a Prince than for dethroning one , their Loyalty wou ...
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... muft judge of Principles and Confequences for himself ; and he that thinks the Conclu- fion from thefe Premises to be an obligation to a total and conftant Separation from the Church , can't join with her in any part of Worship , at any ...
... muft judge of Principles and Confequences for himself ; and he that thinks the Conclu- fion from thefe Premises to be an obligation to a total and conftant Separation from the Church , can't join with her in any part of Worship , at any ...
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Act of Toleration Affertions againſt Anſwer becauſe beft beſt Biſhops Cafe Caufe Cauſe Chrift Chriftian Church of England Churchmen Communion Confcience Confcientious Diffenter confequence confiftent conftant Conftitution Contradiction convinc'd cou'd Defign defign'd defire Diffenters think Difputes Epifcopal Jurifdiction Eſtabliſh'd Church exempt faid falfe fame fecure feems felf felves feparate ferve fervice feveral fhall fhew fhou'd fince firft fome fometimes formifts ftand fuch fuppofe fure gentle Methods Government greateſt Hardſhips himſelf Hypocrify Hypocrite Impofitions inconfiftent Inftance inftead Intereft juft Kingdom laft lawful Church leaft lefs Liberty Magiftrate Majefty Majefty's means meaſure Miniſter miſtaken Miſtakes moft moſt muft muſt neceffarily neceffary Non-Jurors Notion of Schifm Number Occafional Conformifts Occafional Conformity Paftor Pariſh Parliament peaceable Diffenters Penaltys Perfecution Perfons poffibly Pref prefent pretend Principles Proteftant publick Punishment Reaſons Right Schifmaticks Sir H ſome thefe themſelves theſe things thofe thoſe Truth unneceffary uſe whilft whofe Worſhip wou'd
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