Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... Establishment . It is an awful thing when an absolute mo- narch turns author . Henry VIII . would have been perilous handling for a critic ; and a con- troversialist , who can say , like James , " for the present I have one of that ...
... Establishment . It is an awful thing when an absolute mo- narch turns author . Henry VIII . would have been perilous handling for a critic ; and a con- troversialist , who can say , like James , " for the present I have one of that ...
Page 203
... Establishment : -what it has gained in wealth and worldly power , it has lost in purity and spiritual usefulness . That principle of exclusion , too , on which all sects are more or less founded , though comparatively harmless when ...
... Establishment : -what it has gained in wealth and worldly power , it has lost in purity and spiritual usefulness . That principle of exclusion , too , on which all sects are more or less founded , though comparatively harmless when ...
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... Establishment- the religious instruction of the people * —that , according to this sensible Divine , " it is the duty of the magistrate , in the choice of the re- ligion which he establishes , to consult the faith of the nation , rather ...
... Establishment- the religious instruction of the people * —that , according to this sensible Divine , " it is the duty of the magistrate , in the choice of the re- ligion which he establishes , to consult the faith of the nation , rather ...
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