The National Review, Volume 92W.H. Allen, 1928 - English literature |
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Page 383
... Church its originators said it would be . By that Act the Assembly is compelled to submit all its measures to Parliament before they can become the law of the land , and such a provision is not only advisable in the interests of the Church ...
... Church its originators said it would be . By that Act the Assembly is compelled to submit all its measures to Parliament before they can become the law of the land , and such a provision is not only advisable in the interests of the Church ...
Page 384
... Church itself it is difficult to see how Parliament could have taken any other course than that which it pursued . And when we remember that the Lay House of the Church Assembly was elected by very small bodies , and practically ...
... Church itself it is difficult to see how Parliament could have taken any other course than that which it pursued . And when we remember that the Lay House of the Church Assembly was elected by very small bodies , and practically ...
Page 385
... Church and to plunge it into a state of chaos . We should like to remind them that the Church does not belong to them , but to the nation , which has no intention of allowing them to destroy its most sacred and ancient inheritance . It ...
... Church and to plunge it into a state of chaos . We should like to remind them that the Church does not belong to them , but to the nation , which has no intention of allowing them to destroy its most sacred and ancient inheritance . It ...
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