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title_exact_search | The nature and obligation of oaths explained or, a preservative against perjury, Popery, treason, and rebellion. Being, a course of lectures Read in the Divinity-School, at Oxford, in the Year 1646, by Dr. Robert Sanderson, then Regius-Professor of Divinity in that University, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Wherein, Various Difficult and Important cases of conscience, not only with Regard to Religion, but Civil Government, are Fairly Stated, Learnedly Discussed, and Judiciously Resolved. Translated into English from the Original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, from Grotius, Puffendorf, Barbeyrac, Le Placette, Burlamaqui, and other Learned Writers. By The Revd. Thomas Dawson, L. L. D. Translator of The Orations of Eschines and Demosthenes, concerning The Crown |
title_exact_search_txtP | The nature and obligation of oaths explained or, a preservative against perjury, Popery, treason, and rebellion. Being, a course of lectures Read in the Divinity-School, at Oxford, in the Year 1646, by Dr. Robert Sanderson, then Regius-Professor of Divinity in that University, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Wherein, Various Difficult and Important cases of conscience, not only with Regard to Religion, but Civil Government, are Fairly Stated, Learnedly Discussed, and Judiciously Resolved. Translated into English from the Original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, from Grotius, Puffendorf, Barbeyrac, Le Placette, Burlamaqui, and other Learned Writers. By The Revd. Thomas Dawson, L. L. D. Translator of The Orations of Eschines and Demosthenes, concerning The Crown |
title_full | The nature and obligation of oaths explained or, a preservative against perjury, Popery, treason, and rebellion. Being, a course of lectures Read in the Divinity-School, at Oxford, in the Year 1646, by Dr. Robert Sanderson, then Regius-Professor of Divinity in that University, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Wherein, Various Difficult and Important cases of conscience, not only with Regard to Religion, but Civil Government, are Fairly Stated, Learnedly Discussed, and Judiciously Resolved. Translated into English from the Original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, from Grotius, Puffendorf, Barbeyrac, Le Placette, Burlamaqui, and other Learned Writers. By The Revd. Thomas Dawson, L. L. D. Translator of The Orations of Eschines and Demosthenes, concerning The Crown |
title_fullStr | The nature and obligation of oaths explained or, a preservative against perjury, Popery, treason, and rebellion. Being, a course of lectures Read in the Divinity-School, at Oxford, in the Year 1646, by Dr. Robert Sanderson, then Regius-Professor of Divinity in that University, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Wherein, Various Difficult and Important cases of conscience, not only with Regard to Religion, but Civil Government, are Fairly Stated, Learnedly Discussed, and Judiciously Resolved. Translated into English from the Original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, from Grotius, Puffendorf, Barbeyrac, Le Placette, Burlamaqui, and other Learned Writers. By The Revd. Thomas Dawson, L. L. D. Translator of The Orations of Eschines and Demosthenes, concerning The Crown |
title_full_unstemmed | The nature and obligation of oaths explained or, a preservative against perjury, Popery, treason, and rebellion. Being, a course of lectures Read in the Divinity-School, at Oxford, in the Year 1646, by Dr. Robert Sanderson, then Regius-Professor of Divinity in that University, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Wherein, Various Difficult and Important cases of conscience, not only with Regard to Religion, but Civil Government, are Fairly Stated, Learnedly Discussed, and Judiciously Resolved. Translated into English from the Original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, from Grotius, Puffendorf, Barbeyrac, Le Placette, Burlamaqui, and other Learned Writers. By The Revd. Thomas Dawson, L. L. D. Translator of The Orations of Eschines and Demosthenes, concerning The Crown |
title_short | The nature and obligation of oaths explained |
title_sort | the nature and obligation of oaths explained or a preservative against perjury popery treason and rebellion being a course of lectures read in the divinity school at oxford in the year 1646 by dr robert sanderson then regius professor of divinity in that university and afterwards lord bishop of lincoln wherein various difficult and important cases of conscience not only with regard to religion but civil government are fairly stated learnedly discussed and judiciously resolved translated into english from the original latin and illustrated with notes from grotius puffendorf barbeyrac le placette burlamaqui and other learned writers by the revd thomas dawson l l d translator of the orations of eschines and demosthenes concerning the crown |
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