Selected WritingsFarrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1956 - 396 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 64
עמוד 62
... Clergy , only proceeds upon the supposition that the emancipation of the laity is effected : without that , I am sure there is not a clergyman in Ireland who would receive a shilling from government ; he could not do so , without an ...
... Clergy , only proceeds upon the supposition that the emancipation of the laity is effected : without that , I am sure there is not a clergyman in Ireland who would receive a shilling from government ; he could not do so , without an ...
עמוד 148
... Clergy , and that in all elections the Clergy are their bitterest enemies . Suppose they were to try a little justice , a little notice , and a little protection . It would take more time than quiz- zing , and contempt , but it might do ...
... Clergy , and that in all elections the Clergy are their bitterest enemies . Suppose they were to try a little justice , a little notice , and a little protection . It would take more time than quiz- zing , and contempt , but it might do ...
עמוד 175
... Clergy , as the Commissioners wish to make them , the Cathedral Clergy are fellow labourers with the parochial Clergy , outworking them ten to one ; but the Commission having provided snugly for the Bishops , have by the merest accident ...
... Clergy , as the Commissioners wish to make them , the Cathedral Clergy are fellow labourers with the parochial Clergy , outworking them ten to one ; but the Commission having provided snugly for the Bishops , have by the merest accident ...
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