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Fundamentalism is a
tendency among certain groups and
individuals that are
characterized by the
application of a
strict literal interpretation to scriptures...
- such
Fundamentall Liberties, Franchises, Rights, Laws. That to
Attempt or
Effect the
Subversion of All or Any of Them, (or of Our
Fundamentall Government)...
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actions having, in the
words of the
Claim of
Right Act "Invaded the
fundamentall Constitution of the
Kingdome and
altered it from a
legall limited monarchy...
- in 1648
include Lex Terræ, or a
Breife Discourse Collected out of the
Fundamentall Lawes of the Land, Some
Seeming Objections to
Master Prinn's ... answered...
- the judiciary, John
Lilburne used Bonham's Case in his book The
Legall Fundamentall Liberties of the
People of
England and then in his 1649
treason trial...
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Judge Henry Rolle of the pleas, and
Margaret his wife. 'Faith in Five
Fundamentall Principles . . . by E. F., a S****er of the Truth,' &c., 1650. Edward...
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rights the
power and
privilidge of the
Parliament of this
Realme The
fundamentall lawes of
Ireland the free
exercise of the
Romish Catholiqe fayth and...
- (Latin).
Richard Norwood (1637), The Seaman's Practice,
contayning a
Fundamentall Probleme in
Navigation Experimentally Verified;
namely Touching the Comp****e...
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Ecclesiastical Function. 3. The Key of
Saving Knowledge. 4.
Socinianisme in the
Fundamentall Point of
Justification discovered and con****ed. In the last of these...
- to the
invitation of the
General Court to
draft "such
necessary and
fundamentall lawes as may bee sutable". However, on 14
September 1638
Harvard died...
