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Page 145
... authority resides in the community . Affairs of moment , relating to particular convents , are deter- mined in conventual chapters ; such as respect the whole order , are considered in general congregations . But Loyola . full of the ...
... authority resides in the community . Affairs of moment , relating to particular convents , are deter- mined in conventual chapters ; such as respect the whole order , are considered in general congregations . But Loyola . full of the ...
Page 215
... authority of that court , insisted that they had received their power from the peo- ple , the source of all right . He pressed the prisoner not to decline the authority of the court , which was delegated by the commons of England ; and ...
... authority of that court , insisted that they had received their power from the peo- ple , the source of all right . He pressed the prisoner not to decline the authority of the court , which was delegated by the commons of England ; and ...
Page 243
... authority , he went to Plymouth , where he preached two or three years , and was held in high estimation by governor Bradford and the people . But Mr. Skelton becoming old , a second application was made to Mr. Williams to become his ...
... authority , he went to Plymouth , where he preached two or three years , and was held in high estimation by governor Bradford and the people . But Mr. Skelton becoming old , a second application was made to Mr. Williams to become his ...
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