The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 45
... clergy and people by the fast growing success of the High Church movement . For all this the deficiencies of Victorian evangelism were themselves largely to blame . Their stress on conduct was altogether too Puritan and thrust worship ...
... clergy and people by the fast growing success of the High Church movement . For all this the deficiencies of Victorian evangelism were themselves largely to blame . Their stress on conduct was altogether too Puritan and thrust worship ...
Page 51
... clergy for caring nothing for the sufferings of the people were forced to attribute their newly found and undeniably eloquent social zeal to a desire to come down on what the coming revolution would soon show to be the right side of the ...
... clergy for caring nothing for the sufferings of the people were forced to attribute their newly found and undeniably eloquent social zeal to a desire to come down on what the coming revolution would soon show to be the right side of the ...
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... clergy to - day than ever before who do not believe that all these problems can be and will be solved . Yet there is a fear which lurks at the back of most of their minds . not be left in peace to solve them . work of the spreading of ...
... clergy to - day than ever before who do not believe that all these problems can be and will be solved . Yet there is a fear which lurks at the back of most of their minds . not be left in peace to solve them . work of the spreading of ...
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COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
Park Lane Past and Present | 11 |
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