The National Review, Volume 47, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1906 |
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Page 25
... declared that his connection with many religious societies compelled him to say that " no system of national education which was State - paid and compulsory , would ever commend itself to the mass of the people , belonging as so many of ...
... declared that his connection with many religious societies compelled him to say that " no system of national education which was State - paid and compulsory , would ever commend itself to the mass of the people , belonging as so many of ...
Page 56
... declared ; and that the lines of argument which did , as a matter of fact , ultimately lead to it , were so crossed and neutralised by counter considera- tions that legal authorities of the highest eminence had no inkling of what the ...
... declared ; and that the lines of argument which did , as a matter of fact , ultimately lead to it , were so crossed and neutralised by counter considera- tions that legal authorities of the highest eminence had no inkling of what the ...
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... declared that " such preferential treatment cannot be given to Romanists and withheld from Anglicans and Agnostics . " He informed Mr. Birrell that there were " still four Passive Resisters in prison , one of them a lady of eighty ...
... declared that " such preferential treatment cannot be given to Romanists and withheld from Anglicans and Agnostics . " He informed Mr. Birrell that there were " still four Passive Resisters in prison , one of them a lady of eighty ...
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