The English Review, Volume 4F. & J. Rivington., 1845 |
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Page 31
... schools in 9 school and his wife had been They joined the Church , and lost their situation . Not a singular instance . W- “ Mr. W —————— of , has been obliged repeatedly to keep back persons from openly joining us , fearing that ...
... schools in 9 school and his wife had been They joined the Church , and lost their situation . Not a singular instance . W- “ Mr. W —————— of , has been obliged repeatedly to keep back persons from openly joining us , fearing that ...
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... schools of the Church , and those where the Scriptures were read . This is still the case in the schools founded by Erasmus Smith . I was formerly a member of the incorporated board which superintended them . These are Church schools ...
... schools of the Church , and those where the Scriptures were read . This is still the case in the schools founded by Erasmus Smith . I was formerly a member of the incorporated board which superintended them . These are Church schools ...
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... Schools , of Maynooth , and of the Charitable Endowments Act , must necessarily act as a direct discouragement to the Church , and as a signal for persecution . " The peasantry have no desire to persecute . If left to themselves they ...
... Schools , of Maynooth , and of the Charitable Endowments Act , must necessarily act as a direct discouragement to the Church , and as a signal for persecution . " The peasantry have no desire to persecute . If left to themselves they ...
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... schools , and have placed the population under the guidance of monks of the Christian Doctrine , and Jesuits , and Carmelites , and other Roman Catholic instructors - and yet , notwithstanding all we have done , this very inconvenient ...
... schools , and have placed the population under the guidance of monks of the Christian Doctrine , and Jesuits , and Carmelites , and other Roman Catholic instructors - and yet , notwithstanding all we have done , this very inconvenient ...
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... schools . The Irish benefices are somewhat better endowed ; but we really think that no reasonable man could say that an income of 300 % . , or even of 4007. , or 500l . , would be an extravagant income to place in the hands of a well ...
... schools . The Irish benefices are somewhat better endowed ; but we really think that no reasonable man could say that an income of 300 % . , or even of 4007. , or 500l . , would be an extravagant income to place in the hands of a well ...
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