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... cause to go on cheerfully with their undertakings , and rest assured , if things were car- ried as was pretended when the Patents were granted , and accordingly as by the Patents it is appointed , his Majesty would not only maintain the ...
... cause to go on cheerfully with their undertakings , and rest assured , if things were car- ried as was pretended when the Patents were granted , and accordingly as by the Patents it is appointed , his Majesty would not only maintain the ...
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... causes afore- said , or upon any other just reason , to remand , and cause the offender to return , to England , or to any other place , according as in your good discretions you shall think just and necessary . And we do furthermore ...
... causes afore- said , or upon any other just reason , to remand , and cause the offender to return , to England , or to any other place , according as in your good discretions you shall think just and necessary . And we do furthermore ...
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... cause of applying Christ's righteousness to our justification ? Reply of Mr. Cotton . It is an instrument to receive the righteousness of Christ applied to us of God for our justification , but not properly an instrumental cause . Reply ...
... cause of applying Christ's righteousness to our justification ? Reply of Mr. Cotton . It is an instrument to receive the righteousness of Christ applied to us of God for our justification , but not properly an instrumental cause . Reply ...
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Of the first discovery of the country of New England 4 | 8 |
CHAP V | 22 |
CHAP VIII | 35 |
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