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... church of Rome ; and amount to no more than a declaration , that there is no part of our liturgy , which recedes fo far from the doctrine and worship of that church , as not to be juftified by the authority of Chrift and his apoftles ...
... church of Rome ; and amount to no more than a declaration , that there is no part of our liturgy , which recedes fo far from the doctrine and worship of that church , as not to be juftified by the authority of Chrift and his apoftles ...
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... Church , in our account of " the Obfervations on the Ho- milies . ' ( See Rev. for September last , p . 110. ) The declaration in that article does not , he fays , refer to the present period , but is to be reftrained to the times in ...
... Church , in our account of " the Obfervations on the Ho- milies . ' ( See Rev. for September last , p . 110. ) The declaration in that article does not , he fays , refer to the present period , but is to be reftrained to the times in ...
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... church . A few gentlemen of the town entered into an engagement for this purpose ; when , at their first meeting , on the 5th of September 1709 , the fubfcription amounted but to five pounds : So flender , ( Mr. Brand obferves , ) were ...
... church . A few gentlemen of the town entered into an engagement for this purpose ; when , at their first meeting , on the 5th of September 1709 , the fubfcription amounted but to five pounds : So flender , ( Mr. Brand obferves , ) were ...
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