...being burned amid all the pomp of ecclesiastical authority, much good resulted ; " for," says Burnet, "people from thence concluded there must be a visible...contrariety between that book and the doctrines of those who han died it; by which both their prejudice against the clergy, and their desire of reading the New...

...of the value of the Bible, were roused to indignation ; and they concluded, as Burnet hints, " that there must be a visible contrariety between that book and the doctrines of those who handled it." The next year we find the King and the Bishops, More, Crumwell, &c., eager to lay hold...

...Cheapside. This had such an hateful ap-' pearance in it, being generally called a burning of the Word of God, that people from thence concluded there must...Clergy, and their desire of reading the New Testament, were increased. So that next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over,...

...had on his hands, the bishop paid for them, and brought them over, and burned them all in Cheapside. Next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over ; and Chancellor More inquiring who it was that encouraged and supported them at Antwerp, was told that the...

...had on his hands, the bishop paid for them, and brought them over, and burned them all in Cheapside. Next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over ; and Chancellor More inquiring who it was that encouraged and supported them at Antwerp, was told that the...

...had on his hands, the bishop paid for them, and brought them over, and burned them all in Cheapside. Next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over ; and Chancellor More inquiring who it was that encouraged and supported them at Antwerp, was told that the...

...had on his hands, the bishop paid for them, and brought them over, and burned them all in Cheapside. Next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over ; and Chancellor More inquiring who it was that encouraged and supported them at Antwerp, was told that the...

...purchased all the remaining copies; brought them over to England, and publicly burnt them in Cheapside. Next year, when the second edition was finished, many more were brought over ; arid one Const amtinc, being taken ftp fbr dispersing them in London,- the Lord Chancellor, in a...

...Cheapside. This had such an hateful appearance in it, being generally called a burning of the word of God, that people from thence concluded there must...clergy and their desire of reading the New Testament wns increased. So that next year, when the second edition was finished, many mure were brought over;...

...Cheapsiae. This had such a hateful appearance in it, being generally called a burning' of the Word of God, that people from thence concluded there must...clergy, and their desire of reading the New Testament, were increased. So that next year, when the second edition Beggars, by Simon Frith of Gray's Inn, 152!...