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Page 276
... yet by the second part of the act , they appear to have exceeded their power ,
by enjoining the clergy , or the ministers of ... or excommunication from the fee of
Rome , although the English clergy , who were then in orders , acknowledged the
...
... yet by the second part of the act , they appear to have exceeded their power ,
by enjoining the clergy , or the ministers of ... or excommunication from the fee of
Rome , although the English clergy , who were then in orders , acknowledged the
...
Page 286
as the clergy were in some senses a body dif tinguished and divided from the
laity , it was thought , that their submission might afford satisfaction and conviction
to the wavering and less informed part of the community , though it could in fact ...
as the clergy were in some senses a body dif tinguished and divided from the
laity , it was thought , that their submission might afford satisfaction and conviction
to the wavering and less informed part of the community , though it could in fact ...
Page 287
But being you have not opportunity to consult those records , I shall prove it by
the aɛt of parliament , called commonly the Aet of Submission of the Clergy ; but
bearing this title in the abridgment of the statutes set out by Poulton , that the
clergy ...
But being you have not opportunity to consult those records , I shall prove it by
the aɛt of parliament , called commonly the Aet of Submission of the Clergy ; but
bearing this title in the abridgment of the statutes set out by Poulton , that the
clergy ...
Page 288
Parliament act . upon this act of fubmifion of the clergy . ca " Upon which ground -
work of the clergies , the parliament shortly after built this fuperstructure to the
fame effect , viz . . " That none of the said clergy from henceforth should presume
to ...
Parliament act . upon this act of fubmifion of the clergy . ca " Upon which ground -
work of the clergies , the parliament shortly after built this fuperstructure to the
fame effect , viz . . " That none of the said clergy from henceforth should presume
to ...
Page 590
cbment of the archterbury , and other and clergy . to the fame , decry the power of
all proviti . cial or national fynods , for making any canons or constitutions , which
could bind the subject , until they were confirmed by an act of parliament .
cbment of the archterbury , and other and clergy . to the fame , decry the power of
all proviti . cial or national fynods , for making any canons or constitutions , which
could bind the subject , until they were confirmed by an act of parliament .
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| Title | Iura Anglorum |
| Author | Francis Plowden |
| Publisher | E. and R. Brooke, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, 1792 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 620 pages |
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