Chronological Notes Containing the Rise Growth And Present State of the Engli
Chronological Notes Containing the Rise Growth And Present State of the Engli
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William Smith and Dr. William Reyner the first concession was made in 1 6 1 3 only for three years ; that term expired it was renewed, in 161 6; and again in 1623 extended till 1 63 1 .
The said year 1624, Br. Epiphanius Rhodadelphus Stapylton, sub-deacon, monk of Douay, died on the 25th of July in a village not far from Perone in France as he was on his journey to Paris. He was clothed on the 17th of April 16 16, but not professed till the 5th of May 1620 for want of age.
* The History and ant...iquities of Oxford say that Mr. Qeorgt Birkei succeeded to Mr. BlackioeU in tin- digniUj of Areh-pnest, An. 1608.
Mr. Blackn-ii! had been a Sot-in* of Trinity College. [Nate in original. "] '3 1 CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FIFTH.
THE EXTRAVAGANCES OF F. BARNES AND F. WaLGRAVE.
At this time also the clamors of Fr. John Barnes and Fr. Francis Walgrave being grown very loud against the Union, ( which Fr. Walgrave could not now relish at all ), they denied that there ever was so much as an English Congregation hereto- fore, and affirmed that the late one was chimerical, and the Bull of confirmation surreptitious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Smith and Dr. William Reyner the first concession was made in 1 6 1 3 only for three years ; that term expired it was renewed, in 161 6; and again in 1623 extended till 1 63 1 .
The said year 1624, Br. Epiphanius Rhodadelphus Stapylton, sub-deacon, monk of Douay, died on the 25th of July in a village not far from Perone in France as he was on his journey to Paris. He was clothed on the 17th of April 16 16, but not professed till the 5th of May 1620 for want of age.
* The History and ant...iquities of Oxford say that Mr. Qeorgt Birkei succeeded to Mr. BlackioeU in tin- digniUj of Areh-pnest, An. 1608.
Mr. Blackn-ii! had been a Sot-in* of Trinity College. [Nate in original. "] '3 1 CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FIFTH.
THE EXTRAVAGANCES OF F. BARNES AND F. WaLGRAVE.
At this time also the clamors of Fr. John Barnes and Fr. Francis Walgrave being grown very loud against the Union, ( which Fr. Walgrave could not now relish at all ), they denied that there ever was so much as an English Congregation hereto- fore, and affirmed that the late one was chimerical, and the Bull of confirmation surreptitious.
What to read after Chronological Notes Containing the Rise Growth And Present State of the Engli?
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