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... allow- ance for the prejudices of the times , and for the general igno- rance respecting the limits of spiritual and temporal power which then prevailed ; and we must also admit that public opinion , however erroneous , was very ...
... allow- ance for the prejudices of the times , and for the general igno- rance respecting the limits of spiritual and temporal power which then prevailed ; and we must also admit that public opinion , however erroneous , was very ...
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... allowed the commission of evil , if good were proposed , as the end ; though the evil was certain , and the good were problematical : Beaton was assassinated , for the benefit of the religion : Rizzio was mur- dered , in the Queen's ...
... allowed the commission of evil , if good were proposed , as the end ; though the evil was certain , and the good were problematical : Beaton was assassinated , for the benefit of the religion : Rizzio was mur- dered , in the Queen's ...
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... allowing five persons to each family , in estimating the population , we ought scarcely to allow more than four ; there being in Whitby 10,061 persons ( deducting 142 , the population of the poor - houses ) to 2419 families , giving an ...
... allowing five persons to each family , in estimating the population , we ought scarcely to allow more than four ; there being in Whitby 10,061 persons ( deducting 142 , the population of the poor - houses ) to 2419 families , giving an ...
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