...come down, under the Title of, Reafons of the prefent Judgment of the Univerfitj of Oxford concerning the Solemn League and Covenant, the Negative Oath, and the Ordinances concerning 'Difcipline and Worjhip j approved by General Confent in , a full Convocation, June i, 1647. And 'twas...

...the king. Londor 1647. 9 Reasons of the judgement of the vniversity of Oxford, concerning the solemne league and covenant, the negative oath, and the ordinances concerning discipline and worship. 1647. 10 Cook's union of hearts between the king, the parliament, the army under the command of Sir...

...down, under the title of " Reasons of the present j udgment of the university of, Oxford, concerning the solemn league and covenant, the negative oath,...the ordinances concerning discipline and worship, approved by general c«nsent in a full convocation." I am no advocate for the particulars of the covenant...

...was his reputation for -piety and learning, that he was not deprived of it. He had the principal hand in drawing up " The Reasons of the University of Oxford...against the solemn League and Covenant, the negative Oatfi, and the Ordinances concerning Discipline ana Worship •," and when the parliament had sent...

...great w as his reputation for piety and learning, that he was not deprived of it. He had the chief hand in drawing up " The Reasons of the university of Oxford...Sanderson, with the doctors Hammond, Sheldon, and Mor\ey, should attend hjm, and advise him how far he might with a good conscience comply with those...

...great was his reputation for piety and learning, that he was not deprived of it. He had the chief hand in drawing up "The Reasons of the university of Oxford...solemn League and Covenant, the Negative Oath, and th« Ordinances concerning Discipline and Worship :" and, when the parliament had sent proposals to...

...great was his reputation for piety and learning, that he was not deprived of it. He had the chief hand in drawing up "The Reasons of the university of Oxford against the solemn League and Covenant, the Ntjative Oatb, and Ordinances concerning Discipline and Worship :" and, when the parliament had sent...

...afterwards made judge of the high court of admiralty by king Charles I. He had a considerable hand in drawing up the reasons of the university of Oxford against the solemn league and covenant and negative oath in lt>47, having contributed the law part. Yet he chose to submit to the parliamentary...

...afterwards made judge of the high court of admiralty by king Charles I. He had a considerable hand in drawing up the reasons of the university of Oxford against the solemn league and covenant and negative oath in 1647, having contributed the law part. Yet he chose to submit to the parliamentary...

...down, under the title of Reasons of the -preis ent judgment of the university of Oxford, concerning the solemn league and covenant, the negative oath,...the ordinances concerning discipline and worship, approved by general consent in a full convocation, J une 1, 1647; an abstract of which I shall now...