The English Review, Volume 4F. & J. Rivington., 1845 |
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... clergy and the Protestant people of the south of Ireland . Were they not matters of sufficient notoriety , they would not have been appealed to as they have been by men of the highest character for integrity and sincerity ; or some ...
... clergy and the Protestant people of the south of Ireland . Were they not matters of sufficient notoriety , they would not have been appealed to as they have been by men of the highest character for integrity and sincerity ; or some ...
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... clergy and churchmen in remote and obscure districts : and here facts may be learned of which English churchmen are but little aware . I will now give an extract from a letter from a friend of mine , a clergy- man in the diocese of the ...
... clergy and churchmen in remote and obscure districts : and here facts may be learned of which English churchmen are but little aware . I will now give an extract from a letter from a friend of mine , a clergy- man in the diocese of the ...
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... clergy are not more than two or three . are in the hands of the papists . One in the heart of cathedral , is avowedly a nunnery school , patronized and superintended by some of the bitterest enemies of the Church . " The Church ...
... clergy are not more than two or three . are in the hands of the papists . One in the heart of cathedral , is avowedly a nunnery school , patronized and superintended by some of the bitterest enemies of the Church . " The Church ...
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... clergy have , as a body , shown a moral strength and elasticity of no ordinary kind . Learning has been on the increase among them , and has been pursued conscientiously for its own sake , without any hope of those results which may be ...
... clergy have , as a body , shown a moral strength and elasticity of no ordinary kind . Learning has been on the increase among them , and has been pursued conscientiously for its own sake , without any hope of those results which may be ...
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... clergy have not been willing to expose them to the risk . Much must be allowed to the weakness of human nature and the Church of our days has not yet been tempered to the hardness of primitive times , so as to voluntarily abide the ...
... clergy have not been willing to expose them to the risk . Much must be allowed to the weakness of human nature and the Church of our days has not yet been tempered to the hardness of primitive times , so as to voluntarily abide the ...
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