The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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Page 528
... Church work at home , have failed to form any adequate conception of the magnitude and variety of Church work beyond our own country . In the front of such work we should properly place the missionary achievements of our Church , which ...
... Church work at home , have failed to form any adequate conception of the magnitude and variety of Church work beyond our own country . In the front of such work we should properly place the missionary achievements of our Church , which ...
Page 529
... church should be maintained at the expense of the town . The Rotterdam magistracy gave the English the use of a French Protestant Church ; but in the great war of the Spanish Succession a regular English church was built , the funds ...
... church should be maintained at the expense of the town . The Rotterdam magistracy gave the English the use of a French Protestant Church ; but in the great war of the Spanish Succession a regular English church was built , the funds ...
Page 545
... Church of England among its children scattered abroad through the world . Such a survey discloses a wonderful vitality and energy on the part of the National Church . The survey would be still more wonderful if we had been able to take ...
... Church of England among its children scattered abroad through the world . Such a survey discloses a wonderful vitality and energy on the part of the National Church . The survey would be still more wonderful if we had been able to take ...
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