Master Edmund Calamies leading case

Name: Master Edmund Calamies leading case
Author: Edmund Calamy

Edmund Calamy 1600–1666London printed : s.n., MDCLXIII 1663

16 p. · 4.0k words · Wing C258 · ESTC R7623

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Mr. EDMUND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.Mr. EDMVND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.

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A.B. Our dangers begin at the Pulpit, without the aid of seditious Sermons, I do believe the strife had never come to blood: he was a wise man that said, The single imprisonment of Crofton hath quieted that party more then all the multiplied and transcendent favours of his Majesty.

A.B. Our dangers begin at the Pulpit, without the aid of seditious Sermons, I do believe the strife had never come to bloud: he was a wise man that said, The single imprisonment of Crofton hath quieted that party more then all the multiplied and transcendent favors of his Majesty.

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Good w. These are sad times.

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A.B. Say not that the former times were better then these, for thou dost not enquire wisely concerning this thing: when you guided the times others complained; now others guide the times, you complain; when shall we be quiet, I think it is our best way to rest where we are

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Good w. Good man, he hath discharged his conscience.

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