 | Harleian miscellany - 1809 - 590 halaman
...to this sense, that whosoever would not bear arms against all foreign princes, and namely, the Popo, that should any way invade your Majesty's dominions,...would refuse that oath then, no tongue could say, for shame, that they suifered for religion, if they did suffer. But here it may be objected, they would... | |
 | 1809 - 634 halaman
...take this oath) would be divided fron} the gn.at mutual confidence, which is now betwixt the Pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him ; and...may be objected, they would dissemble and equivocate 4 with this oath, and that the Pope would dispense with them. in that case. Even so may they, with... | |
 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1809 - 588 halaman
...take this oath) wovild be divided from the great mutual confidence, which is now betwixt the Pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him; and...no tongue could say, tor shame, that they suffered tor religion, if they did suffer. Bal here it may be objected, they would dissemble and equivocate... | |
 | Henry Hallam - 1827 - 648 halaman
...take this oath, would be divided from the great mutual confidence which is now between the pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him, and...as would refuse that oath then, no tongue could say for shame thai they suffer for religion, if they did suffer. " But here it may be objected, they would... | |
 | Henry Hallam - 1849 - 800 halaman
...take this oath, would be divided from the great mutual confidence which is now between the pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him ; and such priests as would refuse that onth then, no tongue could say for shame that they suffer for religion, if they did suffer. " But here... | |
 | Henry Hallam - 1850 - 750 halaman
...take this oath, would be divided from the great mutual confidence which is now between the pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him ; and...as would refuse that oath then, no tongue could say for shame that they suffer for religion, if they did suffer. * Somers Tracts, p. 209. f State Trials,... | |
 | William Makepeace Thackeray - 1897 - 876 halaman
...take this oath, would be divided from the great mutual confidence which is now between the pope and them, by reason of their afflictions for him ; and...as would refuse that oath, then no tongue could say for shame that they suffer for religion, if they did suffer.' Persecution, as Burleigh could see plainly,... | |
 | Francis Bacon - 1861 - 448 halaman
...your force and strength 1 In the prinkxl copy (1651) this paragraph stands AS follows : — " But hero it may be objected, they would dissemble and equivocate with this oath, and that the oath (sic) would dispense with them in that case. Even so may they with the present oath both dissemble... | |
 | Francis Bacon - 1862 - 466 halaman
...your force and strength 1 In the printed copy (1G51) this paragraph stands as follows :—" But hero it may be objected, they would dissemble and equivocate with this oath, and that the oath (sic) would dispense with them in that ease. Even so may they with the present oath both dissemble... | |
 | Henry Hallam - 1876 - 756 halaman
...then, no tongue could say for shaim> that they suffer for religion, if they did suffer. " But hero it may be objected, they would dissemble and equivocate...Even so may they with the present oath both dissemble nnd equivocate, and also have the pope's dispensation for the present oath as well as for the other.... | |
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Pope, that should any way invade your majesty's dominions, he should be a traitor. For, hereof, this commodity will ensue, that those Papists, as I think most Papists would, that should take this oath would be divided from the great mutual confidence... 
