A History of the English Church: Hutton, W. H. The English church from the accession of Charles I to the death of Anne (1625-1714)William Richard Wood Stephens, William Hunt Macmillan and Company, Limited, 1903 |
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... NON - JURORS 234 CHAPTER XIV THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE 255 CONTENTS ix CHAPTER XV . ERASTIANISM AND THE CONVOCATION DISPUTES viii CONTENTS.
... NON - JURORS 234 CHAPTER XIV THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE 255 CONTENTS ix CHAPTER XV . ERASTIANISM AND THE CONVOCATION DISPUTES viii CONTENTS.
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... Non - Jurors . An interesting sketch of the chief interests and chief men is to be found in Life in the English Church , 1660-1714 , by Canon Overton , 1885 . CHAPTER XIII THE REVOLUTION SETTLEMENT AND THE NON - JURORS.
... Non - Jurors . An interesting sketch of the chief interests and chief men is to be found in Life in the English Church , 1660-1714 , by Canon Overton , 1885 . CHAPTER XIII THE REVOLUTION SETTLEMENT AND THE NON - JURORS.
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... JURORS crown . It was his attack on the Church which had cost James his It might have seemed as if the Church would be the chief gainer by the Revolution which overthrew him . It was far otherwise . Again Erastianism came to ... NON-JURORS.
... JURORS crown . It was his attack on the Church which had cost James his It might have seemed as if the Church would be the chief gainer by the Revolution which overthrew him . It was far otherwise . Again Erastianism came to ... NON-JURORS.
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... non - jurors . assent to the Revolution . The House of Lords had summoned him to attend on March 23 ; he had taken no notice . On August 1 he was suspended , and on February 1 , 1690 , he was deprived . With him were deprived five ...
... non - jurors . assent to the Revolution . The House of Lords had summoned him to attend on March 23 ; he had taken no notice . On August 1 he was suspended , and on February 1 , 1690 , he was deprived . With him were deprived five ...
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... non - jurors was a recognised fact . Political non - jurors . The course taken by the non - jurors in declining the oaths of allegiance to William and Mary , in resenting the added oath of abjuration , in continuing to stand apart from ...
... non - jurors was a recognised fact . Political non - jurors . The course taken by the non - jurors in declining the oaths of allegiance to William and Mary , in resenting the added oath of abjuration , in continuing to stand apart from ...
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