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Gary Moore • 1 card
But Stott’s critique of evangelicals who espoused Free Grace theology inadvertently anticipated a central theme that would be championed by the forthcoming Anglican school—the lordship, or kingship, of Jesus Christ.
Matt Queen • Recapturing Evangelism
Kent was unlike the other kingdoms of Britain. Its modern name is little changed from the tribal folk-name Cantium by which Julius Caesar knew it.19 It maintained close links with the Continent and the courts of the Frankish kings. Its land-holding structures were different from elsewhere in English-held territories—East Kent was divided into units
... See moreMax Adams • The King in the North
But King John was attacked because he was strong, not because he was weak. Richard the Second lost the crown because the crown was a trophy, not because it was a trifle. And President Wilson was deposed because he had used a power which is such, in its nature, that a man must use it at the risk of deposition. As a matter of fact, of course, it is
... See moreG. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton • What I Saw in America
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B Messenger • 12 cards
Winston Churchill kept a close eye on Gubbins’s work and praised him for organizing the Auxiliary Units ‘with thoroughness and imagination’. He also expressed his hope that the guerrillas would fight to the death inside the German beachhead and ‘perish in the common ruin rather than to fail or falter in their duty’.41
Giles Milton • Churchill's Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
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