Exercises And Problems in English History 1485 1820 Chiefly From Original Sour
Exercises And Problems in English History 1485 1820 Chiefly From Original Sour
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(2) How can you account for that conduct? (3) Were there any others who took the same line of policy ? 105. Furthermore, the most weightye cause of the abolishement of certayne Ceremonies was, that they were so farre abused partely by the supersticious blyndenes of the rude and unlearned, and partelye by n8 ENGLISH HISTORICAL the unsaciable auarice of suche as soughte more theyr owne lucre than the glorye of God ; that the abuses coulde not well bee taken awaye, the thyng remaynyng sty 11. But ...nowe as concernyng those persones, whiche peraduenture will bee offended for that some of the olde Ceremonies are retayned still : Yf they consyder, that wythoute some Ceremonies it is not possible to kepe anye ordre or quyete dyscyplyne in the churche : they shall easilye perceyue iuste cause to refourme theyr iudge- mentes. And yf they thynke muche that anye of the olde dooe remayne, and woulde rather haue all deuised anewe : then such menne (grauntyng some Ceremonyes conueniente to bee hadde), surelye where the olde maye bee well used : there they cannot reasonablye reproue the olde (onelye for theyr age) withoute bewraiyng of theyr owne folye.
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(2) How can you account for that conduct? (3) Were there any others who took the same line of policy ? 105. Furthermore, the most weightye cause of the abolishement of certayne Ceremonies was, that they were so farre abused partely by the supersticious blyndenes of the rude and unlearned, and partelye by n8 ENGLISH HISTORICAL the unsaciable auarice of suche as soughte more theyr owne lucre than the glorye of God ; that the abuses coulde not well bee taken awaye, the thyng remaynyng sty 11. But ...nowe as concernyng those persones, whiche peraduenture will bee offended for that some of the olde Ceremonies are retayned still : Yf they consyder, that wythoute some Ceremonies it is not possible to kepe anye ordre or quyete dyscyplyne in the churche : they shall easilye perceyue iuste cause to refourme theyr iudge- mentes. And yf they thynke muche that anye of the olde dooe remayne, and woulde rather haue all deuised anewe : then such menne (grauntyng some Ceremonyes conueniente to bee hadde), surelye where the olde maye bee well used : there they cannot reasonablye reproue the olde (onelye for theyr age) withoute bewraiyng of theyr owne folye.
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