Church and People, 1789-1889: A History of the Church of England from William Wilberforce to "Lux Mundi.", Volume 1S. P. C. K., 1959 - 598 pages |
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... seemed , and then was , the enormous National Debt of £ 860,000,000 . Taxes and rates were cruelly high . A bad harvest in 1817 sent up the price of wheat to more than £ 5 a quarter . The demobilisation of soldiers and the newly ...
... seemed , and then was , the enormous National Debt of £ 860,000,000 . Taxes and rates were cruelly high . A bad harvest in 1817 sent up the price of wheat to more than £ 5 a quarter . The demobilisation of soldiers and the newly ...
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... seemed to them to be hostile . Jowett seemed , and was , less orthodox than Stanley , and though , again , his Christian faith and piety were deep , he spoke of theological topics in such a way and was so often silent when he might have ...
... seemed to them to be hostile . Jowett seemed , and was , less orthodox than Stanley , and though , again , his Christian faith and piety were deep , he spoke of theological topics in such a way and was so often silent when he might have ...
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... seemed to him that God had clearly called him . In spite of his Nunc Dimittis , he lived there for five and forty years . His Roman Catholic life was , intellectually and theologically , perfectly contented , but personally he was for ...
... seemed to him that God had clearly called him . In spite of his Nunc Dimittis , he lived there for five and forty years . His Roman Catholic life was , intellectually and theologically , perfectly contented , but personally he was for ...
Contents
After the French Revolution I | 1 |
The Evangelicals | 25 |
The Necessity of Reform and the Case | 49 |
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