Early Modern Europe: A Book of Source ReadingsHerbert Harvey Rowen, Carl J. Ekberg F. E. Peacock Publishers, 1973 - 470 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 88
... able and fit to relieve the said several parishes not able to provide for themselves as aforesaid , then the Justices of Peace at their general Quarter Sessions , or the greater number of them , shall rate and assess as aforesaid ...
... able and fit to relieve the said several parishes not able to provide for themselves as aforesaid , then the Justices of Peace at their general Quarter Sessions , or the greater number of them , shall rate and assess as aforesaid ...
Σελίδα 143
... able to defend it except his nobles , who do not carry such impositions , and therefore they are quite able - bodied . This is the reason why the king of France is compelled to recruit his armies and retinues for defense of his country ...
... able to defend it except his nobles , who do not carry such impositions , and therefore they are quite able - bodied . This is the reason why the king of France is compelled to recruit his armies and retinues for defense of his country ...
Σελίδα 279
... able to advance in it . I confess , there are some Men's Constitutions of Body and Mind so vigorous , and well fram'd by Nature , that they need not much Assistance from others ; but by the strength of their natural Genius , they are ...
... able to advance in it . I confess , there are some Men's Constitutions of Body and Mind so vigorous , and well fram'd by Nature , that they need not much Assistance from others ; but by the strength of their natural Genius , they are ...
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CHAPTER ITHE RENAISSANCE | 1 |
Faith as Bondage to | 14 |
CHAPTER IITHE REFORMATION | 34 |
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