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The Deprived and Silenced Ministers Arguments

Published: 1606
Length: 19,686 words
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Divisions: 85

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A consideration of the depriued and silenced ministers arguments, for their restitution to the vse and libertie of their ministerie exhibited in their late supplication, vnto the honorable states assembled in this present Parliament. By Gabriel Powel.

At London Printed by G. Eld, for Thomas Adams 1606.

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

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Title page
PrefaceTo the Right Honorable, the Lords Spirituall and Temporall, the Knights, Cittizens and Burgeſſes of the…
PartThe Title of the Supplication.
To the readerTo the Chriſtian Reader, Honorable, Worſhipfull. &c.
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PrefaceA Conſideration of the Preface.
AnswerCertaine Arguments to prouoke this preſent high Court of Parliament to zeale, for the Miniſters now ſilenced.

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PartI. To the Antecedent.
PartII. To the Conſequence.
Argument 2II. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 2. Argument.
Answer
Part1. To the Antecedent.
PartII. To the Conſequence.
Argument 3III. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 3. Argument.
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Argument 4IV. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 4. Argument.
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Argument 5V. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 5. Argument.
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PartI. To the Antecedent.
PartII. To the Conſequence
Argument 6VI. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 6. Argument.
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PartI. To the Antecedent.
PartII. To the Conſequence.
Argument 7VII. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 7. Argument.
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Argument 8IIX. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the. 8. Argument.
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PartTo the Conſequence.
Argument 9IX. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 9. Argument.
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PartTo the Conſequence.
Argument 10X. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 10. Argument.
AnswerANSWER. To the Conſequence.
Argument 11XI. ARGRMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the .XI. Argument.
AnswerANSWER. To the Conſequence.
Argument 12XII. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 12. Argument.
AnswerANSWER. To the Conſequence.
Argument 13XIII. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 13. Argument.
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Argument 14XIV. ARGRMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 14. Argument.
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Argument 15XV. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 15 Argument.
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Argument 16XVI. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 16. Argument.
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PartI. To the Antecedent.
PartII. To the Conſequence.
Argument 17XVII. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 17. Argument.
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Reason 1I. REASON.
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Reason 2II. REASON.
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Reason 3III. REASON.
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Reason 4IV. REASON.
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Reason 5V. REASON.
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Reason 6VI. REASON.
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Argument 18XVII. ARGVMENT.
ResolutionReſolution of the 18. Argument.
Answer
ConclusionThe Concluſion.

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