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    • jG^eanings; or, sexections and reflections Made in a course of general heaping.
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      vicegerent . His lordship is represented with his cap on , and a roll of paper in his right hand ., and in his left , a book clasped , with verbum dei on the cover of it , which he delivers to a nobler man , who receives it of him bareheaded , with these words , on a label going out of his mouth , Di-• certe amalo et fac bonumy inquire pdcetn et sequere earn , Psalmo xxxiiii . [ 14 . ] At the bottom , on the right hand , is represented a

      and low , „ great and little , had , and their thankfulness to the king , for his granting them this privilege of having and reading the holy

      priest , with his square cap on , in a pulpit , preaching to a pretty large auditory of persons of all ranks and qualities , orders , sexes and ages , men , women , children , nobles , priests , soldiers , tradesmen and countrymen , who are

      represented , some standing , and others sitting on forms , and ex * pressing themselves very thankful . Out of the preacher ' s mouth goes # . label with these words , Obsecro igitur primum omnium fieri

      06-S € crationesorationes 9 postulationes , gratiarum actiones pro omnibus hominibus , pro re gibus , fyc * 1 Tim . ii . [ 1 . 2 . ] On the right side of the pulpit are the wonjs vivat rex , and in labels coming from the people ' s and children ' s youths ,

      VIVAT HEX , GOD SAVE TJ 1 E jcinoj , to express the great and universal joy and satisfaction which all the king ' s subjects , high

      Jg^Eanings; Or, Sexections And Reflections Made In A Course Of General Heaping.

      jG ^ eanings ; or , sexections and reflections Made in a course of general heaping .

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      No , CV , Juord Clarendon ' s Prophecy con * eerning Spain . u H cannot be denied , that Philip ( King of Spain ) by this jpeans < the Inquisition ) hath to

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      scriptures , in their mother-tongue . On the left side , represented prisoners looking out of the prison grates , and partaking of this great and common joy . ' *— Complete Hist . 2 d Ed . pp . 122—124 .

      I have not been able to transcribe this passage , without recollecting a remark , by Mrs . Macaulay , on a later period of our history , that * priests were instructed to teach speculative despotism ,

      and graft on" religious affections , systems of civil tyranny /* This pretended mediator between God and the people , was yet capricious as a Moorish Emperor , and would have burned translators and

      readers of the Bible , or enjoined its perusal , just according to the humour of the moment . I excuse myself from following Henry through the bloody eccentricities of his latter years . The Protestant sufferers being orthodox , have had

      justice done to their memories by their pious and learned marlyrologist ; and 5 indeed , the proper sera , of English Protestant persecution , scarcely commences till the infantile reign of Edward , which shall be the subject of my next letter R , Q . S .

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      this day preserved these his dominions from entertaining any thing that was not before known or generally believed by them ; but it is as true , that from that time , and only by the settling that terrible

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      42 Gleanings . —Lord Clarendons Prophecy concerning Spain .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1812, page 42, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1744/page/42/