Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 58
... force of Rome was , therefore , effective for the purpose of carrying on the war against the Reformation . On the other hand , the force which ought to have fought the battle of the Reformation was exhausted in civil conflict . While ...
... force of Rome was , therefore , effective for the purpose of carrying on the war against the Reformation . On the other hand , the force which ought to have fought the battle of the Reformation was exhausted in civil conflict . While ...
Page 59
... force of Protestantism was a mere local militia , which might be useful in case of an invasion , but could not be sent abroad , and could therefore make no conquests . Rome had such a local militia ; but she had also a force disposable ...
... force of Protestantism was a mere local militia , which might be useful in case of an invasion , but could not be sent abroad , and could therefore make no conquests . Rome had such a local militia ; but she had also a force disposable ...
Page 329
... force , nay , with far greater force , to prove the lawfulness of benevolences , of ship - money , of Mompesson's patent , of Eliot's imprisonment , of every abuse , without exception , which is condemned by the Petition of Right and ...
... force , nay , with far greater force , to prove the lawfulness of benevolences , of ship - money , of Mompesson's patent , of Eliot's imprisonment , of every abuse , without exception , which is condemned by the Petition of Right and ...
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