...of his character, that thofe meafures he once embraced he always perfevered in purfuing. He ftruck out two of the judges, Powel and Holloway, who had appeared to favour the bifhops. He ifTued orders to profecute all thofe clergymen who had not read his declaration, and all...

...meafures, was determined to proceed with unremitting violence in the profecution of them. He difplaced two of the judges, Powel and Holloway, who had appeared to favour the bifhops. He iffued orders to profecute all thofe clergymen who had not read his declaration, and all...

...of his character, that thofe meafures he once embraced he always perfevered in purfuing. He ftruck out two of the judges, Powel and Holloway, who had appeared to favour the bifhops. He iffued orders to profecute all thofe clergymen who had not read his declaration, and all...

...of changing his meafures , or even of remitting his violence in the profecution of them. He ftruck out two of the judges , Powel and Holloway , • who had appeared to favor the bifhops: He iffued orders to profecute all thofe clergymen who had not read his declaration...

...a part of his character, that those measures he once embraced he always persevered in pursuing. He struck out two of the judges, Powel and Holloway,...prosecute all those clergymen who had not read his declaration; and all had refused it, except two hundred. He sent a mandate to the new fellows, whom...

...once embraced he always persevered in pursuing. He struck out two of the judges, Poweland Halloway who had appeared to favour the bishops. He issued...prosecute all those clergymen who had not read his declaration, and all had refused it, except two hundred He sent a mandate to the new fellows, whom...

...measures, and still more terrified with the future prospect j though he saw that the same discontents had reached the army, his sole resource during the general...them. He even struck out two of the judges, Powel Powel and Holloway, who had appeared to favour CHAP, the bishops : He issued orders to prosecute all...

...course in which he was by his blind obstinacy so fatally advanced. He struck out two of the judges who had appeared to favour the bishops ; he issued...prosecute all those clergymen who had not read his declaration, that is, the whole church of England, two hundred excepted ; he sent a mandate to the...

...course in which he was by his blind obstinacy so fatally advanced. He struck out two of the judges who had appeared to favour the bishops ; he issued...prosecute all those clergymen who had not read his declaration, that is, the whole church of England, two hundred excepted ; he sent a mandate to the...

...embraced he always persevered in pursuing. He dismissed the judges Powel and Holloway, who had favoured the bishops. He issued orders to prosecute all those clergymen who had not read his declaration ; and all had refused it, except two hundred. He sent a mandate to the new fellows, whom...