The Quarterly Review, Volume 10William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1814 |
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Page 42
... peculiar indifference to the temporal con- cerns of the church . By this act , the bishops were empowered to assign to every curate a salary not less than 201. assign 42 The Earl of Harrowby's Speech on the Curacy Bill . OCT .
... peculiar indifference to the temporal con- cerns of the church . By this act , the bishops were empowered to assign to every curate a salary not less than 201. assign 42 The Earl of Harrowby's Speech on the Curacy Bill . OCT .
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... peculiar conditions of the tenure are no wise involved in the supposed case . All property is the creature of law : and the law which creates it , limits also the mode and circumstances of its existence . The very permission of plu ...
... peculiar conditions of the tenure are no wise involved in the supposed case . All property is the creature of law : and the law which creates it , limits also the mode and circumstances of its existence . The very permission of plu ...
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... peculiar circumstances , remains to the bishop ; and of smoothing the way towards an agreement equally acceptable to both parties . In fact , without implying or intending any censuré on individuals , we have only to reflect on the ...
... peculiar circumstances , remains to the bishop ; and of smoothing the way towards an agreement equally acceptable to both parties . In fact , without implying or intending any censuré on individuals , we have only to reflect on the ...
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... peculiar to him . ' 6 In respect to women , although ( if we are to credit report ) nature had made him only a platonic admirer , il est bien plus . vrai qu'il n'en fut pas moins soumis à leur empire ; il fut le plus amoureux de tous ...
... peculiar to him . ' 6 In respect to women , although ( if we are to credit report ) nature had made him only a platonic admirer , il est bien plus . vrai qu'il n'en fut pas moins soumis à leur empire ; il fut le plus amoureux de tous ...
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... peculiarly to the Romanists , the latter ingredients have been plentifully used by writers of almost every communion . Few studies are so mournful : but to him who reads with understanding and with the mind of a Christian philosopher ...
... peculiarly to the Romanists , the latter ingredients have been plentifully used by writers of almost every communion . Few studies are so mournful : but to him who reads with understanding and with the mind of a Christian philosopher ...
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