 | John Fuller Russell - 1838 - 384 pàgines
...to the Kings of France and England, " that he would do all they would desire, provided they hindered the calling of a Council." In the Reformation of the...had to the Primitive Fathers and Councils. And the aforesaid French historian was as much mistaken in the affairs of our Church, when he said of our Religion,... | |
 | Edmund Gibson - 1848 - 396 pàgines
...to the Kings of France and England, " that he would do all they would desire, provided they hindered the calling of a Council." In the reformation of the...had to the primitive Fathers and Councils. And the aforesaid French historian was as much mistaken in the affairs of our Church, when he said of our religion,... | |
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Augsburg, the Romanists and Protestants agreed in a Council as the umpire of their public difference. At this the Pope was so alarmed (saith the Sieur de Mezeray)* that he wrote to the Kings of France and England, " that he would do all they would desire,... 