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Page iv - The COUNCIL of the NAVY RECORDS SOCIETY wish it to be distinctly understood that they are not answerable for any opinions or observations that may appear in the Society's publications. For these the responsibility rests entirely with the Editors of the several works.
Page 21 - And Annas the high priest, and Caiaphas, and John, and Alexander, and as many as were of the kindred of the high priest, were gathered together at Jerusalem.
Page 182 - Majesty's most noble progenitors, we the knights, citizens, and burgesses of the House of Commons assembled in parliament...
Page 35 - ... though no law enjoined a restraint from the ministry without subscription, and appeal is denied to any that should refuse subscription or unlawful conformity, though he be never so much wronged by the inferior judges. Also the canons made in the late sacred synod, as they call it, wherein are many strange and dangerous devices to undermine the Gospel, and the subjects...
Page 34 - The christening and consecrating of churches and chapels, the consecrating fonts, tables, pulpits,, chalices, churchyards, and many other things, and putting holiness in them; yea, reconsecrating upon pretended pollution, as though everything were unclean without their consecrating; and for want of this sundry churches have been interdicted, and kept from use as polluted.
Page 35 - ... conformity, though he be never so much wronged by the inferior judges. Also the canons made in the late Sacred Synod, as they call it, wherein are many strange and dangerous devices to undermine the Gospel and the subjects' liberties, to propagate Popery, to spoil God's people, ensnare ministers, and other students, and so to draw all into an absolute subjection and thraldom to them and their government, spoiling both the King and the Parliament of their power. 20. The countenancing...
Page xxxix - I never was for ruin, so long as I could hold any hope of reforming. My hopes that way are even almost withered.
Page 33 - The publishing and venting of Popish, Arminian, and other dangerous books and tenets; as namely, 'That the Church of Rome is a true Church, and in the worst times never erred in fundamentals'; 'that the subjects have no propriety in their estates, but that the King may take from them what he pleaseth'; 'that all is the King's, and that he is bound by no law'; and many other, from the former whereof hath sprung, 11.
Page 35 - Declaration set forth (as it is thought) by their procurement for tolerating of sports upon that day, suspending and depriving many godly ministers for not reading the same only out of conscience, because it was against the law of God so to do, and no law of the land to enjoin it.
Page 206 - Durham, and to the right reverend father in God, John, lord bishop of Rochester...