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Strana 27
He relied upon the toleration act . He pleaded that he was a dissenter within the
toleration act ; 4 Black , Com . 343 . + Act of Parliament 6 May 1664 Passed 1 Feb
. 1 year of Wm . and Marv . that he had not taken the sacrament in the church ...
He relied upon the toleration act . He pleaded that he was a dissenter within the
toleration act ; 4 Black , Com . 343 . + Act of Parliament 6 May 1664 Passed 1 Feb
. 1 year of Wm . and Marv . that he had not taken the sacrament in the church ...
Strana 28
Though it was obvious to every ingenuous mind that Mr. Evans was , by
necessary implication , within the spirit and protected by the true meaning of the
toleration act , yet , judgment for the penalty was rendered against him in the
sheriffs court ...
Though it was obvious to every ingenuous mind that Mr. Evans was , by
necessary implication , within the spirit and protected by the true meaning of the
toleration act , yet , judgment for the penalty was rendered against him in the
sheriffs court ...
Strana 91
Intolerance in this country could proceed from nothing but a diseased affection of
the pia mater , or the spleen . The constitution is remediate of many mischiefs ,
and must be liberally construed . It is also declaratory , and pronounces toleration
...
Intolerance in this country could proceed from nothing but a diseased affection of
the pia mater , or the spleen . The constitution is remediate of many mischiefs ,
and must be liberally construed . It is also declaratory , and pronounces toleration
...
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