Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn, Band 1Richard Taylor and Company, 1813 - 500 Seiten |
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... soon became known , gave offence to the heads of the college , who in consequence of it fined all of them for nonconformity . This happened in the year 1660 . But the imposition of this fine had not the desired desired effect . It ...
... soon became known , gave offence to the heads of the college , who in consequence of it fined all of them for nonconformity . This happened in the year 1660 . But the imposition of this fine had not the desired desired effect . It ...
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... soon afterwards ; for an order came down to Oxford from Charles the Second , that the surplice should be worn according to the custom of ancient times . It was an unusual sight then at that university . This sight operated differently ...
... soon afterwards ; for an order came down to Oxford from Charles the Second , that the surplice should be worn according to the custom of ancient times . It was an unusual sight then at that university . This sight operated differently ...
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... from that day . The result of this preference was , that he began to attend their religious meetings . But , alas ! he soon learnt , from the ignorant prejudices prejudices of the times , that in following the path OF WILLIAM PENN . 21.
... from that day . The result of this preference was , that he began to attend their religious meetings . But , alas ! he soon learnt , from the ignorant prejudices prejudices of the times , that in following the path OF WILLIAM PENN . 21.
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... soon be left to themselves , some of them at length ventured to speak ; but they were pulled down , and the candles ( for the controversy had lasted till midnight ) were put out . They were not however prevented by this usage from going ...
... soon be left to themselves , some of them at length ventured to speak ; but they were pulled down , and the candles ( for the controversy had lasted till midnight ) were put out . They were not however prevented by this usage from going ...
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... soon afterwards apprehended , and sent as a pri soner to the Tower . In this his new habitation he was treated with great severity . He was not only kept in close confinement , but no one of his friends was permitted to have access to ...
... soon afterwards apprehended , and sent as a pri soner to the Tower . In this his new habitation he was treated with great severity . He was not only kept in close confinement , but no one of his friends was permitted to have access to ...
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Beliebte Passagen
Seite 296 - Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers ; for there is no power but of God. The powers that be are ordained of God : whosoever, therefore, resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God; for rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.