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Chri/iian Prudence, how eager joever he was, in the puduit ty and Welfare if the Churches whereof he was a Member, we hall find that Henry was a Prince, who commanded Love, Refleet and firm From the Reformed, and that not only he teeied, hut that he loved them.
And if we do murder the Circum/iances of the Times, he granted them whatever he could grant witha fajety, and that, though he was forced out of their Religion.


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