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be of Opinion , that in such a Case the Facts alleged ought to be of a very extraordinary Na- ture , and the Proofs of them extreamly well fupported . I fhall be more follicitous , Mr. V. C. in my Defence , and in Defence of those ...
be of Opinion , that in such a Case the Facts alleged ought to be of a very extraordinary Na- ture , and the Proofs of them extreamly well fupported . I fhall be more follicitous , Mr. V. C. in my Defence , and in Defence of those ...
Pagina 37
... case also , no doubt can be made of the vice chancellor's determination , given with the affent of the major part of his affeffors , being decifive and final . But to return to the fuppofed right of appeal from the sentence of the vice ...
... case also , no doubt can be made of the vice chancellor's determination , given with the affent of the major part of his affeffors , being decifive and final . But to return to the fuppofed right of appeal from the sentence of the vice ...
Pagina 60
... case queen Elizabeth did intend to exempt doc- tors of divinity from a neceffity of preach- ing , that exemption could only be fuppofed to extend to fuch times and occafions as they had heretofore been obliged to a per- formance of that ...
... case queen Elizabeth did intend to exempt doc- tors of divinity from a neceffity of preach- ing , that exemption could only be fuppofed to extend to fuch times and occafions as they had heretofore been obliged to a per- formance of that ...
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