The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 40
... person passing the frontiers without a passport . In spite of all these precautions , it is true , great ... persons was not effected without fearful risk : confinement to the galleys for life was the penalty of the arrested ...
... person passing the frontiers without a passport . In spite of all these precautions , it is true , great ... persons was not effected without fearful risk : confinement to the galleys for life was the penalty of the arrested ...
Page 42
... persons of the middle class engaged in trade , who , by the grace of God , lived and remained constant unto death in the principles of the reformed faith , and whose conduct was without reproach , bringing faith , 42 The Hugonots at the ...
... persons of the middle class engaged in trade , who , by the grace of God , lived and remained constant unto death in the principles of the reformed faith , and whose conduct was without reproach , bringing faith , 42 The Hugonots at the ...
Page 47
... too , they were employed on State occasions to convey persons of eminence , or in the service of the Government , to some port in the Mediter- ranean . ranean . But the chief use of the galleys was The Hugonots at the Galleys . 47.
... too , they were employed on State occasions to convey persons of eminence , or in the service of the Government , to some port in the Mediter- ranean . ranean . But the chief use of the galleys was The Hugonots at the Galleys . 47.
Page 48
... persons convicted of flagrant crimes , among which at the time of which we speak , none was regarded as more heinous or meriting severer treatment than the heresy of Protestantism . The officer on board immediately concerned with the ...
... persons convicted of flagrant crimes , among which at the time of which we speak , none was regarded as more heinous or meriting severer treatment than the heresy of Protestantism . The officer on board immediately concerned with the ...
Page 51
... persons in authority over the slaves were in their secret hearts friendly to the faith which they had not the courage openly to profess ; sometimes they were worked upon by Protestant friends or connexions . We may collect , too , from ...
... persons in authority over the slaves were in their secret hearts friendly to the faith which they had not the courage openly to profess ; sometimes they were worked upon by Protestant friends or connexions . We may collect , too , from ...
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