The Protestant magazine, 8. kötet |
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33. oldal
This is the language of common sense and common honesty . No other view of
the question can be reconciled with either . And most desirable it is for the best
interest of the Church , that the whole influence of your Lordships ' character and
...
This is the language of common sense and common honesty . No other view of
the question can be reconciled with either . And most desirable it is for the best
interest of the Church , that the whole influence of your Lordships ' character and
...
153. oldal
right or wrong of common to defend the lion rk ages , anthrones of Prace of active
ruken explain one term by another , and think we have made it intelligible . Power
in its ordinary sense is well understood ; the power of brute force , physical ...
right or wrong of common to defend the lion rk ages , anthrones of Prace of active
ruken explain one term by another , and think we have made it intelligible . Power
in its ordinary sense is well understood ; the power of brute force , physical ...
213. oldal
If not , we put it to the common sense of plain , downright Englishmen , of those
whose national characteristic used to be plain common sense and downright
honesty , whether there be not , somehow or other , a fearful amount of insincerity
in ...
If not , we put it to the common sense of plain , downright Englishmen , of those
whose national characteristic used to be plain common sense and downright
honesty , whether there be not , somehow or other , a fearful amount of insincerity
in ...
291. oldal
... and all the energies of your souls be bent to resist the invasion of the common
foe . This is no vain - no empty declamation . We have no selfish end to gain ; no
interest to serve , apart from that of our common faith and our common country .
... and all the energies of your souls be bent to resist the invasion of the common
foe . This is no vain - no empty declamation . We have no selfish end to gain ; no
interest to serve , apart from that of our common faith and our common country .
301. oldal
But some abuses are so gross and flagrant , that it becomes a duty , not only to
appeal to all true and zealous Protestants , but to appeal also to the common
sense and common honesty of plain , old - fashioned Englishmen . Will the
bestowal ...
But some abuses are so gross and flagrant , that it becomes a duty , not only to
appeal to all true and zealous Protestants , but to appeal also to the common
sense and common honesty of plain , old - fashioned Englishmen . Will the
bestowal ...
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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 |