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Page 141
... Clergy , at least , would wish to see a humanized po- pulation around them ; and that those Free Schools - one of which every Diocess is by an act of Elizabeth bound to maintain at its own expense - would have been cherished with a care ...
... Clergy , at least , would wish to see a humanized po- pulation around them ; and that those Free Schools - one of which every Diocess is by an act of Elizabeth bound to maintain at its own expense - would have been cherished with a care ...
Page 143
... Clergy , some of the latter in arrear , from non - payment of tithes , and the pressure of the times . " In the rich Diocess of Derry , where the in- come required for the school is near nine hun- dred pounds , all that the Bishop and ...
... Clergy , some of the latter in arrear , from non - payment of tithes , and the pressure of the times . " In the rich Diocess of Derry , where the in- come required for the school is near nine hun- dred pounds , all that the Bishop and ...
Page 164
... Clergy rest their claim to Tithes , is bottomed on grounds more tenable or re- spectable . The most ancient law concerning this right in England was made by Offa , King of Mer- cia - who , having murdered under his own roof , Ethelbert ...
... Clergy rest their claim to Tithes , is bottomed on grounds more tenable or re- spectable . The most ancient law concerning this right in England was made by Offa , King of Mer- cia - who , having murdered under his own roof , Ethelbert ...
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