Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Том 48John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1859 |
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... result from the receipt of pensions paid by foreign sovereigns , whose interests might be opposed to that of Switzerland . His opposition was unpop- ular ; but no one can question his bold- ness or his judgment in adopting the side he ...
... result from the receipt of pensions paid by foreign sovereigns , whose interests might be opposed to that of Switzerland . His opposition was unpop- ular ; but no one can question his bold- ness or his judgment in adopting the side he ...
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... result of its application to the different questions that from time to time arose . It is in strange contrast with the posi- tion which he had thus taken , that Zwingli should have been soon after summoned to become preacher at the ...
... result of its application to the different questions that from time to time arose . It is in strange contrast with the posi- tion which he had thus taken , that Zwingli should have been soon after summoned to become preacher at the ...
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... result had been to establish the truth at Zurich , the Reformer's posi- tion was now full of peril . Many who had once run well " took alarm at the dis- regard of ecclesiastical authority which the opposition of the Papists rendered ...
... result had been to establish the truth at Zurich , the Reformer's posi- tion was now full of peril . Many who had once run well " took alarm at the dis- regard of ecclesiastical authority which the opposition of the Papists rendered ...
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... result from his interference . " Be- cumstances of his birth and education , for cause the enemy are in our power , they the atmosphere in which he had constant- give us fair words : afterwards they will ly moved , and for the condition ...
... result from his interference . " Be- cumstances of his birth and education , for cause the enemy are in our power , they the atmosphere in which he had constant- give us fair words : afterwards they will ly moved , and for the condition ...
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... results more valuable to geographers than to mer- chants . The greatest discoverer was Baffin . Indeed , so far did ... result of a new zeal for the discovery of the North - West passage . But it failed . At the entrance of Lancaster's ...
... results more valuable to geographers than to mer- chants . The greatest discoverer was Baffin . Indeed , so far did ... result of a new zeal for the discovery of the North - West passage . But it failed . At the entrance of Lancaster's ...
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