...to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the publick papers that came forth, betweene the king and parliament, besides many other private...present and foregoing times. Hereby he became abundantly inform'd in his understanding, and convinc'd in conscience, of the righleousnesse of the parliament's...

...to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the publick papers that came forth, betweene the king and parliament, besides many other private...present and foregoing times\ Hereby he became abundantly inform'd in his understanding, and convinc'd in conscience, of the rightcousnesse of the parliament's...

...the family-house at Owthorpe. Here he applied himself to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the public papers that came forth between the King and parliament, beside many other private treatises both concerning the present and foregoing times. Hereby he became...

...dispute, and read all the publick papers that came forth between the king and the Parliament, beside many other private treatises, both concerning the...abundantly informed in his understanding, and convinced in his conscience of the righteousness of the Parliament's cause, in point of civil right; and though...

...and foregoing times. Hereby he became abundantly informed in his understanding, and convinced in his conscience of the righteousness of the Parliament's...right; and though he was satisfied of the endeavours to revive Popery and subvert the true Protestant religion, which was apparent to every one that impartially...

...applied himself to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the public papers that then came forth between the king and parliament, besides...the parliament's cause, in point of civil right." The suppression of popish practices he considered a doubtful justification of war, but " the defence...

...dispute, and read all the public papers that then came forth between the king and parliament, beside many other private treatises, both concerning the...of the parliament's cause in point of civil right." Memoirs, i. 147. But if the question of civil right was on the side of the parliament, the palm of...

...civil war," as his wife relates (I quote page 78), " to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the public papers that came forth between...parliament, besides many other private treatises both concerniug the present and foregoing times, whereby he became abundantly informed in his understanding,...

...follows : — " He [Colonel Hutchinson] applied himself to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the public papers that came forth between...; and though he was satisfied of the endeavours to reduce [restore] Popery and subvert the true Protestant religion, which, indeed, was apparent to every...

...follows : — " He [Colonel Hutchinson] applied himself to understand the things then in dispute, and read all the public papers that came forth between...right; and though he was satisfied of the endeavours to reduce [restore] Popery and subvert the true Protestant religion, which, indeed, was apparent to every...