This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| A42127 | If God he be as thou glv''st out( great Master) of thy word, How many Gods than doth this place, and our Scotland afford? |
| A42127 | The question is, who builded these walls? |
| A88366 | And why? |
| A88366 | And why? |
| A88366 | For what seek I? |
| A88366 | For what sought we, but their desyred good? |
| A88366 | How grievous? |
| A88366 | How long did pittie knock, at their shut gate? |
| A88366 | Lithgow, William, 1582- 1645? |
| A88366 | Lithgow, William, 1582- 1645? |
| A88366 | Nay? |
| A88366 | The occasion why? |
| A88366 | Yet fatall Elue, was now thy glutting wombe That fed their lust with fish, become their Tombe, And swallowing grave? |
| A88366 | what canst thou say? |
| A42371 | ( D) Query, whether it be lawful for one to swear being forced? |
| A42371 | ( G) And why should Mr. Gibson* swear none of that ground which they claim to a full Sea- mark is theirs? |
| A42371 | ( G) If yee believe him when he swears, why not upon a solemn protestation? |
| A42371 | 2 And why a Monopoly of Coals more upon the Owners, then on any thing else in England? |
| A42371 | And more of them to be inslaved then any other people of England? |
| A42371 | And must they onely that come under the Jurisdiction of the Magistrates of Newcastle remain inslaved under the same bondage? |
| A42371 | How highly were the hearts of this Nation inflamed? |
| A42371 | How long will yee give wrong Judgement, to accept the persons of the ungodly? |
| A42371 | I appeal to God, the whole world, as also to the Coal- Engrossers themselves whether it be just? |
| A42371 | If Strafford lost his life for acting oppressively by an Arbitrary power, why not others for the same? |
| A42371 | If one ship could cheat the State so much as fifty odd pounds Custome, What do hundreds of ships do? |
| A42371 | If these men be fined so high for so small an offence, and that igorantly? |
| A42371 | Is this Tyranny lawful at Newcastle, that is exploded and cast off every where else? |
| A42371 | SIR, Will you keep peace and agreement intirely according to your power, both to God, the holy Church, the Clergy, and the people? |
| A42371 | SIR, Will you to your power, cause Law, Justice and Mercy, in discretion and truth, to be executed in all your Judgements? |
| A42371 | See this Act at the Rolls, whether there be such a penalty or not? |
| A42371 | The Danes laid claim to the Crown of England, the Kings laid claim to the peoples Lives; and Corporations to their estates,( what was free?) |
| A42371 | These were present in Council that granted these Articles? |
| A42371 | Why do not our just Judges send such like from the Charter to the slaughter? |
| A42371 | and would the granting, or doing this favor, be most acceptable to me, and lay an eternal obligation upon me? |
| A42371 | as laying an unsupportable yoak upon the necks of the people by the tender of the Oath ex Officio? |
| A42371 | what must those men that have offended arrogantly and knowingly a thousand times more? |