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clamoursclamors

Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.

Puritas changed it: 668 times in 457 works
Consistency: 82.4% (668 of 810)
Reach if approved: ~851 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 810 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (668 changes in 457 works, 82.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 668)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… streets, yea the whole Citty rebound with the voyces of Singers, the shoutes, the clamoursclamors of Dancers, the confused sound of the Harpe, the Tabre…, the Psaltery, and all …
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… streets, yea the whole Citty rebound with the voyces of Singers, the shoutes, the clamoursclamors of Dancers, the confused sound of the Harpe, the Tabre…, the Psaltery, and all …
William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 530 · Open in the reader
Printed
… forward in defending theyr own, then in reproveing other mens …oeings; & that many lowd clamoursclamors of Anabaptistry, & Popularity are …aysed agaynst our government, I think it meet breisly to …
With rule
… forward in defending theyr own, then in reproveing other mens …oeings; & that many lowd clamoursclamors of Anabaptistry, & Popularity are …aysed agaynst our government, I think it meet breisly to …
John Robinson · Of Religious Communion Private and Public · p. 22 · Open in the reader
Printed
… yet the Holy Ghoſt muſt apply it: For the conſcience is ſo full of clamoursclamors, that unleſſe the Holy Ghoſt apply what Chriſt hath done, conſcience will not be …
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… yet the Holy Ghoſt muſt apply it: For the conſcience is ſo full of clamoursclamors, that unleſſe the Holy Ghoſt apply what Chriſt hath done, conſcience will not be …
Richard Sibbes · The Returning Backslider · p. 500 · Open in the reader
Printed
… woman pointing out Timotheus by the finger (as if he had bene Athanasius) with clamoursclamors voide of all womanly modestie, affirmed that hee had abused her in whosedome, so …
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… woman pointing out Timotheus by the finger (as if he had bene Athanasius) with clamoursclamors voide of all womanly modestie, affirmed that hee had abused her in whosedome, so …
Patrick Simson · History of the First Ten Persecutions · p. 33 · Open in the reader
Printed
… want many delicates they here enioyed, could presently returne with their mouthes full of clamoursclamors. And can any bee so simple as to conceiue that the fountaines should streame …
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… want many delicates they here enioyed, could presently returne with their mouthes full of clamoursclamors. And can any bee so simple as to conceiue that the fountaines should streame …
Edward Winslow · Good News from New England 2 · p. 66 · Open in the reader
Printed
… set vp Popery againe, at least in a good part, onely to appease the clamoursclamors of Papists, accusing vs for Nouelists. But take heed what you doe; for vnlesse …
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… set vp Popery againe, at least in a good part, onely to appease the clamoursclamors of Papists, accusing vs for Nouelists. But take heed what you doe; for vnlesse …
Henry Burton · A Trial of Private Devotions · Open in the reader
Printed
… with circumſpection? Do I cleere their ſcandalls with apologies, or do I anſwer their clamoursclamors with vociferations? God knowes, none of all theſe: I neither uſe armes offenſive, nor …
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… with circumſpection? Do I cleere their ſcandalls with apologies, or do I anſwer their clamoursclamors with vociferations? God knowes, none of all theſe: I neither uſe armes offenſive, nor …
Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon Seven Psalms of David · p. 91 · Open in the reader
Printed
… foes. And that thus they doe, let their Canons, Advertisements, visitation Articles, their open clamoursclamors and calumnies from pulpits (comparing them with Iesuits,) and lastly, their dayly proceeding against …
With rule
… foes. And that thus they doe, let their Canons, Advertisements, visitation Articles, their open clamoursclamors and calumnies from pulpits (comparing them with Iesuits,) and lastly, their dayly proceeding against …
Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 120 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (142)

38 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 37 are listed here. 104 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Devils Banket Described A00888

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… in the dayes of our iollitie, with the loud noyse of Musicke, Oathes, Carowsings, ClamoursClamors, Quarrels, Sports, that it cannot heare the Prophets cry, All flesh is grasse. When …
With rule
… in the dayes of our iollitie, with the loud noyse of Musicke, Oathes, Carowsings, ClamoursClamors, Quarrels, Sports, that it cannot heare the Prophets cry, All flesh is grasse. When …
Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 224 · Open in the reader

The Players Scourge A10187

Printed
… subiect Matter of our Tragedies are Bloody, and Tyrannicall; abounding with Enuie, Malice, Furie, ClamoursClamors, Wrath, Crueltie, Treacherie, Frensie, Murthers, Treasons, Villany, Vnplacablenesse, Discordes, Mutinies, Rebellions, Conspiracies, Rapes, Duells …
With rule
… subiect Matter of our Tragedies are Bloody, and Tyrannicall; abounding with Enuie, Malice, Furie, ClamoursClamors, Wrath, Crueltie, Treacherie, Frensie, Murthers, Treasons, Villany, Vnplacablenesse, Discordes, Mutinies, Rebellions, Conspiracies, Rapes, Duells …
William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 72 · Open in the reader

A Threefold Treatise of the Sabbath A27514

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… Synodus Turonenſis in Anno 158…. prohibited on the Lords day, rioting, publick Feaſts, Galliards, Dancing, ClamoursClamors, Morices, Hunting, Hawking, to ſerve wine or victualls in Innes, or victualling houſes, to …
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… Synodus Turonenſis in Anno 158…. prohibited on the Lords day, rioting, publick Feaſts, Galliards, Dancing, ClamoursClamors, Morices, Hunting, Hawking, to ſerve wine or victualls in Innes, or victualling houſes, to …
Richard Bernard · A Threefold Treatise of the Sabbath · p. 225 · Open in the reader

Truth Defended A37484

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… And as the Quakers (when a juſt Sentence was paſt againſt them, evidencing their ClamoursClamors to be Calumnies, yet) like obſtinate, and incorrigible accuſers, fall foul upon the perſons …
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… And as the Quakers (when a juſt Sentence was paſt againſt them, evidencing their ClamoursClamors to be Calumnies, yet) like obſtinate, and incorrigible accuſers, fall foul upon the perſons …
Thomas De Laune · Truth Defended · Open in the reader

The Unfortunate Politician A40648

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… thought would oppose him. Something like truth was alledged against them, to stop the ClamoursClamors of the multitude. And Power never wants pretences, & those legall, to Compasse what it …
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… thought would oppose him. Something like truth was alledged against them, to stop the ClamoursClamors of the multitude. And Power never wants pretences, & those legall, to Compasse what it …
Thomas Fuller · The Unfortunate Politician · Open in the reader

Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781

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… unclean Spirit, Act. 16. that grieved and troubled Paul (going about theſe Duties) with her ClamoursClamors, was ſet on by that Spirit within her, to diſtract and call off their …
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… unclean Spirit, Act. 16. that grieved and troubled Paul (going about theſe Duties) with her ClamoursClamors, was ſet on by that Spirit within her, to diſtract and call off their …
Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 154 · Open in the reader
Printed
… to them from thence, not ſuffering them to divert their Thoughts by his inceſſant ClamoursClamors againſt them.
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… to them from thence, not ſuffering them to divert their Thoughts by his inceſſant ClamoursClamors againſt them.
Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 136 · Open in the reader

A Memorial Offered to John Williams A43532

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… Hereupon ſome that had the eſtimation of diſcreet Men, conceived of the Crimes and ClamoursClamors objected to the Lord of Buckingham, that his Place was more guilty of them …
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… Hereupon ſome that had the eſtimation of diſcreet Men, conceived of the Crimes and ClamoursClamors objected to the Lord of Buckingham, that his Place was more guilty of them …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 40 · Open in the reader
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… the while that the Judge ſaid nothing: I am not the worſe for their ClamoursClamors, (ſays the Defendant) but my Cauſe is the better that the Judge holds his …
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… the while that the Judge ſaid nothing: I am not the worſe for their ClamoursClamors, (ſays the Defendant) but my Cauſe is the better that the Judge holds his …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 65 · Open in the reader
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… endeavour'd to promote the Uniformity of Publick Order, than his Grace now being:—The ClamoursClamors raiſed upon him are an Evidence of it. The Compliance; of many to curry …
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… endeavour'd to promote the Uniformity of Publick Order, than his Grace now being:—The ClamoursClamors raiſed upon him are an Evidence of it. The Compliance; of many to curry …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 99 · Open in the reader
Printed
… bold againſt cauſeleſs Jealouſies. Grant it, (but I do not give it) that the ClamoursClamors did riſe from weak Judgments; and paſs over that Rule, That the strong ought …
With rule
… bold againſt cauſeleſs Jealouſies. Grant it, (but I do not give it) that the ClamoursClamors did riſe from weak Judgments; and paſs over that Rule, That the strong ought …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 99 · Open in the reader
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… Indifferency ſake, to propoſe unto them matters fit for their cognizance, to prevent theſe ClamoursClamors odious in our Land, and ſcandalous to other Nations. The Biſhop of Lincoln had …
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… Indifferency ſake, to propoſe unto them matters fit for their cognizance, to prevent theſe ClamoursClamors odious in our Land, and ſcandalous to other Nations. The Biſhop of Lincoln had …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 146 · Open in the reader

Sunday a Sabbath A48316

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… the word themſelves (as they have done) whereto they were not induced by the ClamoursClamors of the pretenders of piety (as you pretend) but rather in all likelihood, by …
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… the word themſelves (as they have done) whereto they were not induced by the ClamoursClamors of the pretenders of piety (as you pretend) but rather in all likelihood, by …
John Ley · Sunday a Sabbath · p. 140 · Open in the reader

The Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praise A49961

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… they carry ſingle Pence in their Pockets, or braſs Farthings, to buy off the ClamoursClamors of Conſcience. But yet ſuch as are inward Enemies to true Evangelical Charity, ſhall …
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… they carry ſingle Pence in their Pockets, or braſs Farthings, to buy off the ClamoursClamors of Conſcience. But yet ſuch as are inward Enemies to true Evangelical Charity, ſhall …
Samuel Lee · The Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praise · p. 41 · Open in the reader

Batteries Upon the Kingdom of the Devil A50113

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… to Him, What dost thou? And for this Reason, we should have no secret ClamoursClamors in our Souls, when he goes to meddle with any of our Darlings; we …
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… to Him, What dost thou? And for this Reason, we should have no secret ClamoursClamors in our Souls, when he goes to meddle with any of our Darlings; we …
Cotton Mather · Batteries Upon the Kingdom of the Devil · p. 126 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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… Sinner to God; every day he groweth more wicked and profane. To resist the ClamoursClamors of Conscience is sad, but to weary and grieve the Spirit is dreadful. Ezek …
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… Sinner to God; every day he groweth more wicked and profane. To resist the ClamoursClamors of Conscience is sad, but to weary and grieve the Spirit is dreadful. Ezek …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 529 · Open in the reader
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… a publick Spectacle of Shame through the Streets of the City, and by importunate ClamoursClamors had gotten him to the Cross, and there placed him in the midst of …
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… a publick Spectacle of Shame through the Streets of the City, and by importunate ClamoursClamors had gotten him to the Cross, and there placed him in the midst of …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 1140 · Open in the reader
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… best Servants God hath in the World, when they are hooted at by the ClamoursClamors of the wicked Rabble, and pursued with sharp Laws, and exposed to great Difficulties …
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… best Servants God hath in the World, when they are hooted at by the ClamoursClamors of the wicked Rabble, and pursued with sharp Laws, and exposed to great Difficulties …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 1218 · Open in the reader

A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807

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… and turns them over to Joſeph, that he might bear the Brunt of their ClamoursClamors: However, this was better done, than what wicked Joram did, who, though he was …
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… and turns them over to Joſeph, that he might bear the Brunt of their ClamoursClamors: However, this was better done, than what wicked Joram did, who, though he was …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 395 · Open in the reader
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… their Voices, and their Weeping and Howling ſo ſore, were only to ſtop the ClamoursClamors of a Superſtitious Conſcience: Though they repented of their Rage and Raſhneſs againſt Benjamin …
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… their Voices, and their Weeping and Howling ſo ſore, were only to ſtop the ClamoursClamors of a Superſtitious Conſcience: Though they repented of their Rage and Raſhneſs againſt Benjamin …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 91 · Open in the reader
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… the Death of Deborah; the Country was quiet from the noiſe of War, no ClamoursClamors of Soldiers, no claſhing of Weapons, no ſounding of Trumpets, with any Alarms for …
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… the Death of Deborah; the Country was quiet from the noiſe of War, no ClamoursClamors of Soldiers, no claſhing of Weapons, no ſounding of Trumpets, with any Alarms for …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 122 · Open in the reader
Printed
Sixthly, He was not willing to Reprove them, but the ClamoursClamors of others forced him to do it.
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Sixthly, He was not willing to Reprove them, but the ClamoursClamors of others forced him to do it.
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 221 · Open in the reader
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… Ditty; the King and Haman ſat down to drink, and even to drown the ClamoursClamors of Conſcience, as Cain did by building a City, &c. Gen. 4.17. ſo drank Joſeph's …
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… Ditty; the King and Haman ſat down to drink, and even to drown the ClamoursClamors of Conſcience, as Cain did by building a City, &c. Gen. 4.17. ſo drank Joſeph's …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 673 · Open in the reader

Discourse Concerning Evangelical Love A53681

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… desire to mannage the Profession of our own Light and Apprehensions, without Anger, Bitterness, ClamoursClamors, Evil speaking, or any other thing that may be irregular in our selves, or …
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… desire to mannage the Profession of our own Light and Apprehensions, without Anger, Bitterness, ClamoursClamors, Evil speaking, or any other thing that may be irregular in our selves, or …
John Owen · Discourse Concerning Evangelical Love · p. 41 · Open in the reader
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… in Barr unto all endeavours after Church-Reformation: For, they say, if upon the ClamoursClamors of a few humorous, discontented Persons, whom nothing will please, and who, perhaps are …
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… in Barr unto all endeavours after Church-Reformation: For, they say, if upon the ClamoursClamors of a few humorous, discontented Persons, whom nothing will please, and who, perhaps are …
John Owen · Discourse Concerning Evangelical Love · p. 123 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Holy Spirit A53720

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… all that God requires of us in the way of Obedience, but only ungrounded ClamoursClamors, hath not yet been attempted to be made manifest. For all things of this …
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… all that God requires of us in the way of Obedience, but only ungrounded ClamoursClamors, hath not yet been attempted to be made manifest. For all things of this …
John Owen · Concerning the Holy Spirit · Open in the reader
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… as that they seemed to excite and provoke themselves to exceed all others in ClamoursClamors, Railings, evil Speakings, Reproaches, Calumnies, and malicious Treating of those who dissented from them …
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… as that they seemed to excite and provoke themselves to exceed all others in ClamoursClamors, Railings, evil Speakings, Reproaches, Calumnies, and malicious Treating of those who dissented from them …
John Owen · Concerning the Holy Spirit · p. 488 · Open in the reader

The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy A56127

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… so, by this reason, exempt from Secular Jurisdiction.) The King forced thereunto with their ClamoursClamors (though for a very Traytors rescue) committed him to the Arch-Bishops custody, to …
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… so, by this reason, exempt from Secular Jurisdiction.) The King forced thereunto with their ClamoursClamors (though for a very Traytors rescue) committed him to the Arch-Bishops custody, to …
William Prynne · The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy · p. 54 · Open in the reader

A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers A56170

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… far more than our beſt deſerving Clergy at this day, without their Officers, Souldiers ClamoursClamors or oppoſition?
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… far more than our beſt deſerving Clergy at this day, without their Officers, Souldiers ClamoursClamors or oppoſition?
William Prynne · A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers · p. 31 · Open in the reader

Friendly Debate with Non-Conformist Part 2 A56638

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… the Golden Calves, and ſetting up new Gods: which are ſuch rude and beaſtly ClamoursClamors, that I am loth to foul my mouth with naming them. They are only …
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… the Golden Calves, and ſetting up new Gods: which are ſuch rude and beaſtly ClamoursClamors, that I am loth to foul my mouth with naming them. They are only …
Simon Patrick · Friendly Debate with Non-Conformist Part 2 · p. 108 · Open in the reader

A Vindication of the Church of Scotland A57865

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… is a Paper refutation; but we have the advantage by this passage, that the ClamoursClamors against Presbyterians have the same Authors, and Grounds, with these against the Government of …
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… is a Paper refutation; but we have the advantage by this passage, that the ClamoursClamors against Presbyterians have the same Authors, and Grounds, with these against the Government of …
Gilbert Rule · A Vindication of the Church of Scotland · p. 33 · Open in the reader

The Christian Life A58787

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… us, but be continually applauding and smiling upon us, and instead of those importunate ClamoursClamors with which it was wont to entertain us, its constant eccho to all our …
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… us, but be continually applauding and smiling upon us, and instead of those importunate ClamoursClamors with which it was wont to entertain us, its constant eccho to all our …
John Scott · The Christian Life · p. 157 · Open in the reader

Answer to the Report of the United Ministers A66343

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… must shew my self Erroneous, that they may have somewhat to justify their past ClamoursClamors; for as yet they can prove nothing, and yet (will you not wonder) he …
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… must shew my self Erroneous, that they may have somewhat to justify their past ClamoursClamors; for as yet they can prove nothing, and yet (will you not wonder) he …
Daniel Williams · Answer to the Report of the United Ministers · p. 73 · Open in the reader

A Reply to a Relation A69024

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… ratified under your Majesties Broad Seale, both for the preventing of Premunires, and suppressing ClamoursClamors of the People against the Prelates, and enforceing Ministers to obey them. A sixt …
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… ratified under your Majesties Broad Seale, both for the preventing of Premunires, and suppressing ClamoursClamors of the People against the Prelates, and enforceing Ministers to obey them. A sixt …
Henry Burton · A Reply to a Relation · p. 29 · Open in the reader

Second Vindication of the Protestant Grounds of Faith A71073

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… that I could desire no better argument of a baffled Cause, than such impertinent ClamoursClamors. But if impudent sayings will serve their turn, they need never fear what can …
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… that I could desire no better argument of a baffled Cause, than such impertinent ClamoursClamors. But if impudent sayings will serve their turn, they need never fear what can …
Edward Stillingfleet · Second Vindication of the Protestant Grounds of Faith · Open in the reader

The Pursuit of Peace A80849

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… Coales to burning Coales, so are these contentious men, Prov. 20.21: These Men by foolish ClamoursClamors and false accusations stirre up envy implacable, cursed Doegs that excite the Cruelty of …
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… Coales to burning Coales, so are these contentious men, Prov. 20.21: These Men by foolish ClamoursClamors and false accusations stirre up envy implacable, cursed Doegs that excite the Cruelty of …
Zachary Crofton · The Pursuit of Peace · p. 42 · Open in the reader

Edinburgh at the Parliament-House 13 February 1661 B01426

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The third Calumny is, That which breeds a great part of theſe groundleſs ClamoursClamors (tho it be not in the Indictment) is my Lord Marquis of Huntly's death …
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The third Calumny is, That which breeds a great part of theſe groundleſs ClamoursClamors (tho it be not in the Indictment) is my Lord Marquis of Huntly's death …
Archibald Argyll · Edinburgh at the Parliament-House 13 February 1661 · p. 4 · Open in the reader