Titlebook: Austin Friars; History of the Dutch J. Lindeboom Book 1950 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1950 16th century.care.Commonwealth.dea

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Founding and Subsequent Difficulties the First Years of the Community,een England and the Continent. The sea pre-eminently creates opportunities for large scale intercourse and transport. Presently, the particular occasions, which lead to the realization of these possibilities, arise, the mutual economic needs, the commercial spirit of adjacent peoples, their more or

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,Internal and External Strength — Safeguarding of Doctrine, and, in fact, Parliament recognized her as such. Not so Pope Paul IV, however. On the contrary, he declared her to be unfit for the throne on account of her birth. If Elizabeth had ever had any inclination towards the Roman Church, this attitude made her choose the side of Protestantism without res

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Maintenance of Moral Discipline and Philanthropic and Social Activities,r, even untranslated, the word “politicum” is sufficient indication that in this case more is involved than what would be understood by a church community to-day. The term “corpus corporatum et politicum” bound the members together into a kind of civic corporate body. To begin with, this explains wh

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The Relation to Church and State the Struggle with Archbishop Laud,re aware that it is possible to raise objections against this method, because, considering the closeness of the bonds between Church and State, these relations can hardly be separated from one another. When the Archbishop and the Bishop of London occupied themselves with the Dutch Community, either

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Lie algebras and symplectic structures, standards on the Continent making for a larger influx of pioneers into England than in the reverse direction. We may pass over the developments in this respect in the Middle Ages.. That they were already significant at the beginning of the period with which this history deals, may be gathered from

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