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Title: The acts and monuments of John Foxe: a new and complete edition: with a preliminary dissertation, by the Rev. George Townsend ...
Year: 1837 (1830s)
Authors: Foxe, John, 1516-1587 Cattley, Stephen Reed, ed Townsend, George, 1788-1857
Subjects: Martyrs Persecution Church history
Publisher: London, Pub. by R. B. Seeley and W. Burnside, sold by L. & G. Seeley
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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would they have made! Wherefore now,longLd, beholding that thing which they so long time have wished for, let usrevealed, n°t think the benefit to be small, but render therefore most humblethanks to the Lord our God, who by his mighty power, and thebrightness of his word, hath revealed this great enemy of his so mani-festly to the eyes of all men, who before was hid in the church socolourably, that almost few Christians could espy him. For whowould ever have judged or suspected in his mind, that the bishop ofRome (commonly received, and believed almost of all men, to bethe vicar and vicegerent of Christ here in earth) was Antichrist, andthe great adversary of God, whom St. Paul so expressly prophesiethof, in these latter days to be revealed by the brightness of the Lordscoming, as all men now, for the most part, may see it is come to pass ?Wherefore to the Lord, and Father of lights, who revealeth all thingsin his due time, be praise and glory for ever. Amen. END OF BOOK THK SEVENTH.
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ODLTf MARTYRS BLIUNED AT COVENTRY. ACTS AND MONUMENTS. BOOK VIII. PERTAINING TO THE LAST THREE HUNDRED YEARS FROM THE LOOSING OUTOF SATAN. CONTINUING THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH MATTERS APPERTAIN-ING TO BOTH STATES, AS WELL ECCLESIASTICAL, ASCIVIL AND TEMPORAL.1 Cfje $i£torn of &eben i-for which they were, upon Ash Wednesday, taken and put in prison, some in eJSJJjJ11places under ground, some in chambers and other places about, till Friday forbiddenfollowing. **• Then the

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