Studies And Illustrations of the Great Rebellion
Studies And Illustrations of the Great Rebellion
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D'Ewes retorted that he desired Hyde to remember that the government now established was not yet one hundred years old. Hyde would have spoken again in reply, but the House would not permit him. Others spoke directly against the government of the church by bishops, especially Holies and Pym, who argued that 'the bishops had well near ruined all religion amongst us, and were not willing to yield to any the least reformation -/ Holies adding, that ' some of the bishops, since the opposition in th...e Lords to the bill sent up by the Commons, had boasted that they would now sit in the Upper House in despite of the House of Commons.' After a long debate. Sir Edward Deering's bill STRAFFORD AND PTH. 365 was ordered to be committed to a committee of the whole House, on the 3rd of June. The House, however, did not actually go into committee on it till the i ith,* and the words in which D^Ewes introduces this fresh stage have a peculiar historical interest. ' We fell upon the great debate of the Bill of Episcopacy.
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D'Ewes retorted that he desired Hyde to remember that the government now established was not yet one hundred years old. Hyde would have spoken again in reply, but the House would not permit him. Others spoke directly against the government of the church by bishops, especially Holies and Pym, who argued that 'the bishops had well near ruined all religion amongst us, and were not willing to yield to any the least reformation -/ Holies adding, that ' some of the bishops, since the opposition in th...e Lords to the bill sent up by the Commons, had boasted that they would now sit in the Upper House in despite of the House of Commons.' After a long debate. Sir Edward Deering's bill STRAFFORD AND PTH. 365 was ordered to be committed to a committee of the whole House, on the 3rd of June. The House, however, did not actually go into committee on it till the i ith,* and the words in which D^Ewes introduces this fresh stage have a peculiar historical interest. ' We fell upon the great debate of the Bill of Episcopacy.
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