 | William Roscoe - 1806 - 546 sayfa
...the right of private judgment in matters of faith with the confidence and courage of a martyr; but no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains...example of freedom which he had exhibited, could not, how* ever, be so soon forgotten, and many who had CHAP' had thrown off the authority of the Romish... | |
 | William Roscoe - 1806 - 538 sayfa
...right of private judgment in matters of faith with the confidence and courage of a martyr 5 but no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains of papal domination, in their turn considered this as a complete victory. The whole controversy is given by Bayle. Diet.... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 700 sayfa
...followers t'rom the ecclesiastical tyranny of the Pope, than he attempted to establish another tyranny equally intolerable; "and it was the employment of his latter years to counteract the effects produced by his former labonrs. The great example of freedom,1' continues Mr. Roscoe, " which... | |
 | 1819 - 404 sayfa
...asserted the right of private judgment in matters of faith ; hut, it must he acknowledged, that no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains...domination, than he forged others, in many respects, equally intolerahle. Is „LORD LYTTLETON. THE illustrious statesman, historian, and poet, the great and good... | |
 | 1820 - 208 sayfa
...asserted the right of private judgment in matters of faith ; but, it must be acknowledged, that no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains...forged others, in many respects, equally intolerable. THE illustrious statesman, historian, and poet, the great and good George Lord Lyttleton, was born... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1821 - 406 sayfa
...followers from the ecclesiastical tyranny of the Pope, than he attempted to establish another tyranny equally intolerable; "and it was the employment of his latter years to counteract the effects produced by his former labours. The great example of freedom," continues Mr. Roscoe, " which... | |
 | Joseph Milner - 1827 - 700 sayfa
...length a late elegant biographer has ventured to affirm, that this celebrated Reformer had no sooner, " freed his followers from the chains of papal domination,...others, in many respects equally intolerable ;" and also, " that although he was ready on all occasions to make use of arguments from Scripture for the... | |
 | Burton W. Carr - 1829 - 316 sayfa
...followers from the ecclesiastical' tyranny of the pope, than he attempted to establish another tyranny equally intolerable ;" and it was the employment of his latter years to counteract the effects produced by his former labours. "The great example of freedom," continues Mr. Roscoe, "which... | |
 | Thomas Moore - 1833 - 370 sayfa
...Rome, he asserted the right of private judgment with the confidence and courage of a martyr. But no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains...beneficial effects produced by his former labours". This part of Luther's character, indeed, has long been given up by all candid Protestants. The Rev.... | |
 | Thomas Moore - 1844 - 282 sayfa
...Rome, he asserted the right of private judgment with the confidence and courage of a martyr. But no sooner had he freed his followers from the chains...counteract the beneficial effects produced by his former labors." This part of Luther's character, indeed, has long been given up by all candid Protestants.... | |
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DO sooner had he freed his followers from the chains of papal domination, than he forged others, in many respects equally intolerable ; and it was the employment of his latter years, to counteract the beneficial effects produced by his former labours.... 
