The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.Heritage Press, 1963 - Authors, English |
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Page 75
... Publick worship requires a publick place ; and the proprietors of lands , as they were converted , built churches for their families and their vassals . For the maintenance of ministers , they settled a certain portion of their lands ...
... Publick worship requires a publick place ; and the proprietors of lands , as they were converted , built churches for their families and their vassals . For the maintenance of ministers , they settled a certain portion of their lands ...
Page 301
... publick censure , and open penance ; penalties inflicted merely by ecclesiastical author- ity , at a time while the Church had yet no help from the civil power ; while the hand of the magistrate lifted only the rod of persecution ; and ...
... publick censure , and open penance ; penalties inflicted merely by ecclesiastical author- ity , at a time while the Church had yet no help from the civil power ; while the hand of the magistrate lifted only the rod of persecution ; and ...
Page 302
... publick censure , grew in time the practice of auricular confession . Those who dreaded the blast of publick repre- hension , were willing to submit themselves to the priest , by a private accusation by a private accusation of ...
... publick censure , grew in time the practice of auricular confession . Those who dreaded the blast of publick repre- hension , were willing to submit themselves to the priest , by a private accusation by a private accusation of ...
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