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I . They hold it as a fundamental principle of the British Constitution that there
ought to be no connexion between the State of England and the Church of Rome
, that such connexion is opposed to our civil polity , and to our religious principles
.
I . They hold it as a fundamental principle of the British Constitution that there
ought to be no connexion between the State of England and the Church of Rome
, that such connexion is opposed to our civil polity , and to our religious principles
.
17. oldal
Under this system , we may justly claim for the Church of England her due share
of Parliamentary grants , and her full influence in the charge of the education of
the children who enter her schools . On the like grounds the National Club feel ...
Under this system , we may justly claim for the Church of England her due share
of Parliamentary grants , and her full influence in the charge of the education of
the children who enter her schools . On the like grounds the National Club feel ...
32. oldal
To the Most Reverend the Archbishops and the Right Reverend the Bishops of
the United Church of England and Ireland . We , the Committee of the Protestant
Association , beg leave most respectfully to represent to your Lordships that ...
To the Most Reverend the Archbishops and the Right Reverend the Bishops of
the United Church of England and Ireland . We , the Committee of the Protestant
Association , beg leave most respectfully to represent to your Lordships that ...
183. oldal
within the State , co - extensive with The result of these intrigues was England
itself , and that too through the decay of Protestantism in England , all the
windings of social order down and the conversion of multitudes ( parto the very
hearths of ...
within the State , co - extensive with The result of these intrigues was England
itself , and that too through the decay of Protestantism in England , all the
windings of social order down and the conversion of multitudes ( parto the very
hearths of ...
259. oldal
I am not going to enlarge upon the fact , because it has already been adverted to
over and over again , but I am anxious to call your attention to this peculiarity in it
, as connected with the state of things in England : how strange it is , that on one ...
I am not going to enlarge upon the fact , because it has already been adverted to
over and over again , but I am anxious to call your attention to this peculiarity in it
, as connected with the state of things in England : how strange it is , that on one ...
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| Cím | The Protestant magazine, 8. kötet |
| Szerző | Protestant association |
| Kiadás éve: | 1846 |
| Eredeti forrása | Oxfordi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2006. okt. 10. |
| Idézet exportálása | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |