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... near Colesbill , Warwickshire , and in the Patronage of the best Christian
Nobleman whom I ever knew , the good Lord Digby . The Contents of which Book
I can almost always attest to be true myself ; and have ever esteem'd Dr. Bray ,
not as ...
... near Colesbill , Warwickshire , and in the Patronage of the best Christian
Nobleman whom I ever knew , the good Lord Digby . The Contents of which Book
I can almost always attest to be true myself ; and have ever esteem'd Dr. Bray ,
not as ...
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Whereupon I went immediately to Dr. Bradford , who knew the Report of her
Living in Fornication with Sir John Hubern as well as I , and desired him to deny
her the Communion upon that Report ; and we would then go Home with her ,
and ...
Whereupon I went immediately to Dr. Bradford , who knew the Report of her
Living in Fornication with Sir John Hubern as well as I , and desired him to deny
her the Communion upon that Report ; and we would then go Home with her ,
and ...
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Sir John upon this Charge pretended to deny his living with her as Man and Wife
, and made as if he only managed her Affairs , as a Lawyer , or a Friend only . I
reply'd that the Lady was there , and knew it to be otherwise ; and that it was no ...
Sir John upon this Charge pretended to deny his living with her as Man and Wife
, and made as if he only managed her Affairs , as a Lawyer , or a Friend only . I
reply'd that the Lady was there , and knew it to be otherwise ; and that it was no ...
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These Instances of Discipline were so very Right , and Christian , and yet are so
rare amongst us at this Day , and I fo throughly knew them both to be true , that I
could not satisfy myself to omit them in this place . The same Year 1711 , I ...
These Instances of Discipline were so very Right , and Christian , and yet are so
rare amongst us at this Day , and I fo throughly knew them both to be true , that I
could not satisfy myself to omit them in this place . The same Year 1711 , I ...
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Mr. Joshua Martin , the most learned of all the People called Quakers that I ever
knew , offered himself to be a Member , and was readily received as such . I then
proposed , that we should use some short Collects , taken out of our Common ...
Mr. Joshua Martin , the most learned of all the People called Quakers that I ever
knew , offered himself to be a Member , and was readily received as such . I then
proposed , that we should use some short Collects , taken out of our Common ...
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| Título | Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston, Containing Memoirs of Several of His Friends Also, Partes1-2 |
| Autor | William Whiston |
| Editor | Whiston, 1749 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 2 Mayo 2013 |
| Largo | 22 páginas |
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