Selected WritingsFarrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1956 - 396 עמודים |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 59
עמוד 7
... bill , should reject it upon the most important of all measures . Whatever be his own private judgment of the tendency of any ecclesiastical bill , he com- plies most strictly with his oath , if he is guided in that particular point by ...
... bill , should reject it upon the most important of all measures . Whatever be his own private judgment of the tendency of any ecclesiastical bill , he com- plies most strictly with his oath , if he is guided in that particular point by ...
עמוד 172
... Bill ; but it is quiet , gentlemanlike , temperate , and written in a manner which entirely becomes the high office and character which he bears . I agree with him in saying that the Plurality and Residence Bill is , upon the whole , a ...
... Bill ; but it is quiet , gentlemanlike , temperate , and written in a manner which entirely becomes the high office and character which he bears . I agree with him in saying that the Plurality and Residence Bill is , upon the whole , a ...
עמוד 187
... Bill was ( as it came out of the Commission ) a very bad Bill . I could point out eleven or twelve very material points , bearing strongly upon the happiness of the parochial clergy , which have been omitted or completely changed in the ...
... Bill was ( as it came out of the Commission ) a very bad Bill . I could point out eleven or twelve very material points , bearing strongly upon the happiness of the parochial clergy , which have been omitted or completely changed in the ...
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